<p>In the litigious environment I live in, everybody wants to sue one another</p>
<p>vituperative</p>
<p>The journalist's comments in her review of the movie were vituperative. </p>
<p>Verisimilar</p>
<p>The police gave the verisimilar eyewitness testimony the benefit of the doubt</p>
<p>harbinger</p>
<p>The exodus of spiders was a harbinger of a destructive earth quake. </p>
<p>Pernicious</p>
<p>A malignant tumor is pernicious, becoming increasingly detrimental to one's health, if left untreated. </p>
<p>Table</p>
<p>I put my dinner on the table.</p>
<p>Concomitant.</p>
<p>HEY, table is a verb...cheater :"(.</p>
<p>Death is a concomitant of life</p>
<p>fork</p>
<p>I will gouge my fork into the eyes of those who keep me from memorizing the definitions of SAT words.</p>
<p>Palatable</p>
<p>The poster above me suggests that he finds eyes to be palatable</p>
<p>cathartic</p>
<p>Burning one's SAT prep books when they are no longer necessary is a cathartic experience.</p>
<p>Insipid</p>
<p>After hearing an insipid lecture, Mike immediately quits the class.
Jocular</p>
<p>He was in a jocular mood after he finished his presentation.</p>
<p>obsequious</p>
<p>Bob and Jane were best friends, but they were very different from one another: One was obsequious while the other was assertive.</p>
<p>Ubiquitous</p>
<p>In America, the land of dreams, opportunities are ubiquitous. </p>
<p>salacious</p>
<p>Playboy is a very salacious magazine.</p>
<p>obstreperous</p>
<p>The guests obstreperous manner kept me from memorizing SAT words. </p>
<p>So i got mad and kicked him in the face.</p>
<p>menagerie</p>
<p>The poster above has a closet containing a menagerie of shoes with which he kicks people in the face.</p>
<p>eleemosynary</p>
<p>The eleemosynary man regularly donated large sums of money and helped everyone in any way he could.</p>
<p>Pertinacious</p>
<p>The pertinacious child whined and screamed until she got her cookie at the supermarket.</p>
<p>Antediluvian</p>