astute of keen penetration or discernment; shrewd; cunning His @ comment showed his keen and penetrating mind.
bumptious offensively self-assertive; arrogant The @ woman always held herself in highest esteem.
connubial of marriage or wedlock; conjugal The @ rites were held at St. Martin's Church.
depraved corrupt or perverted; morally wicked The @ man was so wicked that he longer felt any shame.
elemental part of the basic structure of a thing; funda- mental Atoms are an @ part of everything.
factitious not spontaneous; affected The supposed spontaneous meeting was really @.
germane pertinent; relevant to what is being discussed In court, points which are not @ are not permitted.
immutable not able to change; unchanging; unalterable The total amount of matter and energy is @.
iniquitous unjust; morally reprehensible The criminal's conduct was completely @.
judicious exercising good judgment; prudent The wise king's decisions were always @.
meretricious artificially and vulgarly attractive The @ decorations at the carnival were overly gaudy.
omnivorous eating both animal and vegetable; having a taste for many different kinds of things The scholar was an @ reader, devouring all sorts of tomes.
perspicacious keenly discerning; possessing wisdom The @ man was known far and wide as exemplifying wisdom.
prurient having lustful cravings or desires; impure To be legally pornographic, a work must be primarily @.
redolent having a very pleasant aroma; fragrant The rose gave off a @ fragrance.
sinuous having many turns or folds; winding The @ book had many winding plot twists.
supine lying flat on one's back; inactive The @ skier could not get off his back.
translucent allowing light to pass through The @ window let only a little light pass through.
vapid dull; insipid; having lost flavor The @ soup needed spices to liven it up.
voluptuous gratifying to the senses; sensual; pertaining to the enjoyment of luxuries The penthouse apartment provided @ luxury.
