| No. | Term | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Abnormal | Not typical; deviating from normal. |
| 2. | Accusatory | Suggesting someone is at fault. |
| 3. | Ajar | Slightly open; not fully closed. |
| 4. | Alarming | Causing worry or fear. |
| 5. | Ambiguous | Unclear; open to interpretations. |
| 6. | Apprehensive | Uneasy about what may happen. |
| 7. | Arcane | Mysterious; understood by few. |
| 8. | Awkward | Uncomfortable; not smooth or natural. |
| 9. | Baffling | Hard to understand; puzzling. |
| 10. | Baleful | Threatening harm; ominous. |
| 11. | Bizarre | Very strange or unusual. |
| 12. | Blameworthy | Deserving blame; at fault. |
| 13. | Cagey | Evasive; withholding information. |
| 14. | Careful | Watchful; avoiding risk. |
| 15. | Chancy | Risky; uncertain outcome. |
| 16. | Circumspect | Cautious; considering risks. |
| 17. | Cloudy | Unclear; hard to interpret. |
| 18. | Concealed | Hidden from view or knowledge. |
| 19. | Concerning | Causing worry; troubling. |
| 20. | Confounding | Perplexing; difficult to explain. |
| 21. | Covert | Secret; not openly shown. |
| 22. | Creepy | Unsettling; causing unease. |
| 23. | Cryptic | Mysterious; hard to understand. |
| 24. | Daring | Bold; taking unusual risks. |
| 25. | Dark | Gloomy; suggesting wrongdoing. |
| 26. | Deceptive | Misleading; intended to trick. |
| 27. | Defensive | Guarded; quick to justify. |
| 28. | Devious | Dishonest; using indirect tactics. |
| 29. | Dicey | Risky; uncertain; dangerous. |
| 30. | Dissonant | Not in harmony; jarring. |
| 31. | Dodgy | Unreliable; possibly dishonest. |
| 32. | Dubious | Doubtful; not trustworthy. |
| 33. | Eerie | Strangely unsettling; spooky. |
| 34. | Elusive | Hard to pin down; evasive. |
| 35. | Embattled | Under pressure; heavily criticized. |
| 36. | Enigmatic | Mysterious; difficult to interpret. |
| 37. | Equivocal | Ambiguous; not clearly stated. |
| 38. | Erratic | Unpredictable; inconsistent behavior. |
| 39. | Evasive | Avoiding direct answers. |
| 40. | Excessive | More than expected; too much. |
| 41. | Faintly off | Slightly wrong or unusual. |
| 42. | Far-fetched | Hard to believe; implausible. |
| 43. | Fishy | Seeming dishonest or wrong. |
| 44. | Flimsy | Weak; not convincing. |
| 45. | Foreboding | Suggesting something bad ahead. |
| 46. | Fraudulent | Involving deception or trickery. |
| 47. | Furtive | Secretive; avoiding notice. |
| 48. | Ghostly | Eerily pale or uncanny. |
| 49. | Glaring | Obvious and troublingly noticeable. |
| 50. | Grim | Serious; suggesting danger. |
| 51. | Guarded | Cautious; not fully open. |
| 52. | Hazy | Not clear; vague. |
| 53. | Hidden | Concealed; not easily seen. |
| 54. | High-risk | Likely to cause trouble or loss. |
| 55. | Hinky | Odd; not quite right. |
| 56. | Hollow | Empty-sounding; lacking sincerity. |
| 57. | Ill-omened | Suggesting bad luck or harm. |
| 58. | Implausible | Unlikely to be true. |
| 59. | Incriminating | Suggesting involvement in wrongdoing. |
| 60. | Indecipherable | Impossible to understand or read. |
| 61. | Indiscreet | Lacking caution; too revealing. |
| 62. | Inexplicable | Hard to explain; puzzling. |
| 63. | Ingenious | Clever in a possibly tricky way. |
| 64. | Insidious | Subtly harmful; treacherous. |
| 65. | Irregular | Not even; not following pattern. |
| 66. | Jarring | Abruptly disturbing; unsettling. |
| 67. | Jealous | Resentful; distrustful of others. |
| 68. | Jittery | Nervous; uneasy; jumpy. |
| 69. | Judgmental | Quick to suspect wrongdoing. |
| 70. | Knotty | Complicated; difficult to untangle. |
| 71. | Knowing | Suggesting hidden awareness or intent. |
| 72. | Labyrinthine | Complex; hard to follow. |
| 73. | Leery | Wary; distrustful. |
| 74. | Loaded | Suggesting hidden meaning or bias. |
| 75. | Lopsided | Unbalanced; uneven; questionable. |
| 76. | Machiavellian | Cunning; scheming; unscrupulous. |
| 77. | Malodorous | Bad-smelling; often a warning sign. |
| 78. | Menacing | Threatening; suggesting harm. |
| 79. | Misleading | Giving a false impression. |
| 80. | Mistrustful | Not trusting; doubtful of motives. |
| 81. | Muddy | Confused; unclear; obscure. |
| 82. | Murky | Dark; unclear; hard to judge. |
| 83. | Nefarious | Wicked; criminal in nature. |
| 84. | Nervy | Bold in an inappropriate way. |
| 85. | Not adding up | Not consistent; seems wrong. |
| 86. | Odd | Unusual; unexpected; strange. |
| 87. | Off | Not quite right; strange. |
| 88. | Ominous | Suggesting something bad will happen. |
| 89. | Opaque | Not transparent; hard to understand. |
| 90. | Overly convenient | So neat it seems staged. |
| 91. | Peculiar | Strange; unusual; distinctive. |
| 92. | Perilous | Dangerous; risky. |
| 93. | Perturbing | Disturbing; causing unease. |
| 94. | Phony | Fake; not genuine. |
| 95. | Plausibly false | Seems believable yet untrue. |
| 96. | Queasy | Uneasy; sick with worry. |
| 97. | Questionable | Doubtful; not aboveboard. |
| 98. | Quietly hostile | Subtly aggressive; unfriendly. |
| 99. | Rank | Strongly unpleasant; offensive. |
| 100. | Red-flag | Warning sign of trouble. |