[BLAA-thur-skite] A person who blathers on and spouts nonsense

[puh-dan-tik] ostentatious in one's learning

[quix-ot-ic] foolishly impractical especially in the pursuit of ideals; Capricious, Unpredictable

[job·ber·nowl] Numskull, Nincompoop

[kuh-prish-uh s] Given to sudden and unaccountable changes of mood or behavior

[lu-gu-bri-ous] Looking or sounding sad and dismal

[feck-less] Weak, Ineffective

[MOON-kaff] A foolish or absentminded person

[Fluh-mer-e] Meaningless or insincere flattery or conventions

[par-si-mo-ni-ous] frugal to the point of stinginess

[VIZ-uh-goth] A Marauder, akin to the western Goths who invaded Rome.

[fat-YOU-us] silly and pointless

[mare-uh-TRISH-us] Worthless, cheap, of no value

[pop-in-jey] a vain or conceited person

[Vane-glor-e-us] excessively proud of oneself or one's achievements; overly vain

[Horn-swa-goal] to swindle, cheat, hoodwink, or hoax

[Ska-less-tee-us] wicked, evil

[peck-SNIFF-ee-un] Acting high and mighty, putting on airs of morality

[PEH-tee-FOG-er] One who quibbles over petty, trivial matters

[uhngk-choo-uh s]: Excessively flattering, smooth, suave, or smug

[Um-bridge] A feeling of pique or resentment at some often fancied slight or insult

[PAW-kee] Shrewd, with a sly sense of humor

[cat-er-waul-ing] to make a harsh cry; to protest or complain noisily

[cho-ler-ic] easily moved to often unreasonable or excessive anger: hot-tempered

[juh-JUNE] Simple, unsophisticated