| Question | Answer |
| stubborn obstinate headstrong done intentionally | willful |
| rashness or reckless boldness | temerity |
| shameless boldness, impudence, forward behavior | effrontery |
| lively, saucy, bold , impudent, impertinent | pert |
| a stupid or foolish person | dolt |
| a foolish joker or clownish person | buffoon |
| a person who makes an affected display of modesty and propriety | prude |
| bashful, embarrassed, awkward | sheepish |
| to smirk or smile in a silly, affected way | simper |
| to force oneself or one's opinions upon | obtrude |
| 1. to imply or hind indirectly 2. to introduce gradually or subtly | insinuate |
| to swoop lower oneself or act patronizingly | condescend |
| excessive stinginess | parsimony |
| a peculiar, habitual way of acting or speaking | mannerism |
| a minor weakness or harmless failing in character or behavior | foible |
| a grotesque imitation or ridiculous distortion | travesty |
| and broadly comic or satirical imitation | burlesque |
| to ridicule or satirize in writing | lampoon |
| light and good natured teasing, ridicule, satire | raillery |
| to make fun of in a good natured way | chaff |
| to gaunt, gibe, or ridicule lightly, especially by reminding someone of a fault or weakness | twit |
| to taunt mock or tease sarcastically | gibe |
| to calk complainingly or find fault | carp |
| to countercharge or counteraccusation | recrimination |
| an expression of disapproval or a mild reprimand. | reproof |
| to criticize or reprimand severely or sharply | rebuke |
| to reprimand, find fault with, or voice disapproval of | reprehend |
| to scold vehemently or criticize severely | upbraid |
| to caution against, advise, warn mildly | admonish |
| to frown on, discourage, diaprove. | discountenance |
| to protest, object, complain | remonstrate |
| to grumble or complain strongly | gripe |
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