| No. | Term | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Akimbo | With hands on hips and elbows turned outward. |
| 2. | Anemone | A brightly colored sea creature or flower. |
| 3. | Appaloosa | A horse with a spotted coat. |
| 4. | Bamboozle | To trick or deceive. |
| 5. | Bandicoot | A small marsupial native to australia. |
| 6. | Befuddle | To confuse or perplex. |
| 7. | Boondoggle | A wasteful or impractical project. |
| 8. | Blubber | To cry noisily and uncontrollably. |
| 9. | Brouhaha | A noisy stir or fuss. |
| 10. | Bumbershoot | An umbrella. |
| 11. | Canoodle | To cuddle or fondle affectionately. |
| 12. | Carbuncle | A red, swollen infection or a bright red gemstone. |
| 13. | Catamaran | A boat with two parallel hulls. |
| 14. | Chicanery | The use of trickery to achieve a purpose. |
| 15. | Claptrap | Absurd or nonsensical talk. |
| 16. | Clishmaclaver | Gossip or idle talk. |
| 17. | Concoction | A mixture of various ingredients. |
| 18. | Coochie-coo | Playful teasing or baby talk. |
| 19. | Cumbersome | Large, heavy, and difficult to manage. |
| 20. | Dingbat | A silly or eccentric person. |
| 21. | Dingleberry | A small piece of clinging debris. |
| 22. | Dollop | A shapeless mass or blob of something. |
| 23. | Doodlebug | A type of insect or a guided missile. |
| 24. | Doohickey | An unnamed gadget or device. |
| 25. | Doozy | Something remarkable or outstanding. |
| 26. | Dunderhead | A stupid or foolish person. |
| 27. | Fandango | A lively spanish dance. |
| 28. | Fiddle-faddle | Trivial or nonsensical fuss. |
| 29. | Fiddlesticks | An exclamation of annoyance. |
| 30. | Flabbergasted | Shocked or greatly surprised. |
| 31. | Flibbertigibbet | A frivolous or overly talkative person. |
| 32. | Flummery | Meaningless or insincere talk. |
| 33. | Flummox | To perplex or bewilder. |
| 34. | Frippery | Unnecessary decoration or ornamentation. |
| 35. | Fuddy-duddy | A person who is old-fashioned or fussy. |
| 36. | Gibberish | Meaningless speech or nonsense. |
| 37. | Gigglemug | A person who is always smiling. |
| 38. | Gobbledygook | Overly complex or technical language. |
| 39. | Gongoozle | To stare idly at something. |
| 40. | Googly | A type of deceptive cricket ball. |
| 41. | Goombah | A close friend or associate. |
| 42. | Guffaw | A loud, boisterous laugh. |
| 43. | Higgledy-piggledy | In a disorderly manner. |
| 44. | Hocus-pocus | Meaningless talk or deception. |
| 45. | Hoo-ha | A commotion or uproar. |
| 46. | Hootenanny | An informal musical gathering. |
| 47. | Hubbub | A chaotic noise or situation. |
| 48. | Hullabaloo | A loud noise or fuss. |
| 49. | Jabberwocky | Nonsensical speech or writing. |
| 50. | Jackanapes | A mischievous or impudent person. |
| 51. | Jiggery-pokery | Dishonest manipulation. |
| 52. | Kaleidoscope | A constantly changing pattern or sequence. |
| 53. | Kaput | Broken or useless. |
| 54. | Kerfuffle | A commotion or fuss. |
| 55. | Lackadaisical | Lacking enthusiasm or effort. |
| 56. | Lickety-split | Very quickly. |
| 57. | Lollapalooza | An extraordinary event or thing. |
| 58. | Lugubrious | Exaggeratedly mournful or gloomy. |
| 59. | Mishmash | A confused mixture of things. |
| 60. | Mollycoddle | To treat someone with excessive indulgence. |
| 61. | Mumbo jumbo | Meaningless or confusing language. |
| 62. | Namby-pamby | Weak or indecisive. |
| 63. | Nincompoop | A foolish or silly person. |
| 64. | Noodle | To think or brainstorm. |
| 65. | Oodles | A large quantity of something. |
| 66. | Pettifogger | A lawyer who deals with petty cases. |
| 67. | Piffle | Trivial nonsense. |
| 68. | Pilfer | To steal things of little value. |
| 69. | Murmuration | A flock of starlings flying in formation. |
| 70. | Pipsqueak | A person regarded as insignificant. |
| 71. | Quagmire | A difficult or precarious situation. |
| 72. | Quirky | Having an unusual or peculiar trait. |
| 73. | Ramshackle | Poorly constructed or in a state of disrepair. |
| 74. | Razzmatazz | Elaborate display or showiness. |
| 75. | Rigmarole | A long, complicated process. |
| 76. | Scallywag | A mischievous or cheeky person. |
| 77. | Scuttlebutt | Rumor or gossip. |
| 78. | Scrumdiddlyumptious | Delicious or delightful. |
| 79. | Shenanigans | Playful mischief or trickery. |
| 80. | Skedaddle | To depart quickly. |
| 81. | Skullduggery | Underhanded or deceitful behavior. |
| 82. | Slapdash | Done carelessly or hurriedly. |
| 83. | Smorgasbord | A wide variety of choices. |
| 84. | Snickerdoodle | A type of cookie with cinnamon and sugar. |
| 85. | Snootful | Enough alcohol to make one drunk. |
| 86. | Squabble | A noisy quarrel. |
| 87. | Thingamajig | An item whose name is forgotten. |
| 88. | Tintinnabulation | The ringing of bells. |
| 89. | Toodle-oo | A lighthearted way to say goodbye. |
| 90. | Topsy-turvy | Upside down or chaotic. |
| 91. | Wackadoodle | Eccentric or wacky. |
| 92. | Whatchamacallit | A thing whose name is forgotten. |
| 93. | Whippersnapper | A young and inexperienced person. |
| 94. | Widdershins | Moving counterclockwise. |
| 95. | Wishy-washy | Lacking in strength or clarity. |
| 96. | Wobble | To move unsteadily. |
| 97. | Wombat | A burrowing marsupial from australia. |
| 98. | Zany | Comical or unconventional. |
| 99. | Zephyr | A gentle breeze. |
| 100. | Zippity-doo-dah | An expression of happiness. |
