noun - a bus or long motor vehicle

noun - fourteen nights- -two weeks

adjective - fancy variation in color

noun - liqueurs or tonics

proper noun - allusion to former kingdom of Spain

verb - to fill up, seep into; to saturate

noun - an indirect hint or suggestion about a person or thing, especially of an insulting or an offensive nature

noun - extravagant wastefulness

noun - allusion to famous pianist Rocky Frisco

adjective - incorrect; wrong

proper noun - famous actress known for her dance move "the shimmy" seen in the Follies (a theatrical revue of song and dance)

noun - handwriting

plural noun - a current moving in the opposite direction of the main current. [Fitz uses as metaphor]

adjective/adverb - strongly passionate or emotion; often with anger

adjective - friendly; warm

noun - uniformity; being similar

adjective - 1 : serious; straight-laced; 2 : permanent; fixed

adjective - full spectrum of color and light

noun - a porch or balcony

adjective - literature genre known for gloom, darkness, and the supernatural

verb - to determine; to make certain or clear

noun - allusion to fictional sorcerer with a wide knowledge of spells

noun - lowest female vocal range in opera

adjective - empty; lacking ideas or intelligence; stupid

adj. - 1 : a healthy reddish color—as in cheeks; 2 : elaborately ornate

adjective - plump; large or bulky in body

noun - immediate, uncontrollable repetition of words spoken by others

noun/adjective - perky; confident; carefree

adjective - relating to childbirth

verb - to beg urgently

adverb/adjective - lacking skill; awkward; clumsy

adjective - relating to wine

adverb - separated into pieces; apart from each other

noun - disagreement; difference of opinion

adjective/adverb - causing grief, regret, or disapproval

adjective - angry; annoyed

noun - a desire to harm others; evil

verb - 1 : to urge or command with authority; 2 : to forbid

noun - a long coat designed to protect clothing from dust

adjective - a howl that sounds like a cat in heat

noun - deep crack or hole; metaphor comparing NYC streets to a crack or hole

noun - a plan that hides the real purpose; a deceptive scheme

adjective - boldly rude; disrespectful