verb that comes from the Latin word meaning “to sparkle”/literally or figuratively

French noun used to describe great brilliance of performance or the appreciation such a performance might receive

an adjective from the French word for “flame”; can be used admiringly for something dashing and colorful in style or can be criticism for something overly showy

from the Latin word for “expense,” this adjective describes things or situations that are lavish, abundant, or otherwise likely to have cost a lot--no negative connotation.

the technical noun for fireworks; can also be used for a display of wit or brilliance in the performing arts…

a verb that means to polish to a high sheen

noun used for someone whose life is given over to pleasure and luxury...can be used admiringly or critically

an adjective that describes the appearance of a shining spectrum of colors; comes from Iris...the classical goddess of the rainbow.

an adjective that conveys a negative tone toward something too showy and pretentious

a hodgepodge or mixture; a mixed bag of useful words

a person that responds in a mechanical way

a poisonous atmosphere or influence

very small, tiny

The general's retirement ceremony had as much _____ as one would expect for such an honored service member

The roofers did such an ______ job of repairing the roof that we had a leak in the kitchen all winter long.

a howl or wail of sorrow

Niko's health was _________ by poor eating habits, a lack of exercise, and his high stress job.

When you make something ______, you render it futile or invalid.

to come back to life after a period of quiet inactivity; like when someone re-spawns you on Fortnite. :)

No one who is healthy is ever described as _______, it means you have a sickly yellowish color.