#3

Question 1

Prolix

Answer 1

Wordy, pouring out too many words, too many phrases, used to describe writing

Question 2

Maundering

Answer 2

Rambling in a negative; you made your point ages ago but you just keep going

Question 3

Glib

Answer 3

Speaking w/o enough thought; insincere

Question 4

Bovine

Answer 4

Of or relating to cows, oxen, or buffaloes; sluggish or dull (like a cow)

Question 5

Porcine

Answer 5

Resembling a pig, either physically or behaviorally

Question 6

Simian

Answer 6

Anyone who resembles an ape or monkey

Question 7

Pachyderm

Answer 7

Large, thick-skinned, hoofed animals including elephants, rhinos, & hippos

Question 8

Lupine

Answer 8

Ravenous or greedily taking by force; having the characteristics of a wolf

Question 9

Ursine

Answer 9

Bear like, usually a physical description

Question 10

Tactiturn

Answer 10

A grudging convo style, almost unwilling to talk

Question 11

Serpentine

Answer 11

Snake like in behavior (sly or tempting) or physically resembling a snake

Question 12

Equine

Answer 12

Anything to do with the characteristics of horses, asses, or zebras

Question 13

Terse

Answer 13

Brief, to the point. Usually had a tense connotation

Question 14

Garrulous

Answer 14

Talking a great deal, too much, going on and on

Question 15

Prattling

Answer 15

Chattering meaninglessly

Question 16

Pithy

Answer 16

A style of word use that is both brief and forceful leaves an impact on you

Question 17

Avian

Answer 17

Having the characteristics of a bird

Question 18

Herpetology

Answer 18

The study of reptiles & amphibians

Question 19

Succinct

Answer 19

The flow of words is belted tightly, saying less than one who would perhaps desire to/could say on a subject

briefly and clearly expressed

Question 20

Laconic

Answer 20

Saying very little, using few words

Question 21

Lapidary

Answer 21

A precision of wording, usually in writing