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Dont be so sluggish that you dont learn what sluggish means BobbiM May 23, 2014 Do you feel tranquil today?  How about boisterous, sluggish, blatant, or fractious?  Let someone know! Sluggish; adj. Displaying little growth or movement; not making progress; seeming to be bottle necked or clogged to prevent advancement. The traffic was so sluggish because of the accident that I was late for work. Tranquility; n. Harmony; silence; quiet serenity; Undisturbed and peaceful. I find such tranquility at the lake that I go there all the time. Blatant; adj. Unpleasantly loud; irritatingly showy or obvious. I blatantly disobeyed my mother and yelled at the mean man. Boisterous; adj. Rowdy, rambunctious, and possibly out of control. After having so much cake, the toddlers were boisterous. Brattle; n. A rattling and crashing sound. The brattle of metal clashing with metal is all I heard during the fight. Brawl; v, n. Verb: To have a loud and boisterous disagreement, possibly even a fight, but more likely just upsetting the calm and quiet. I was suspended after I brawled on the playground when I was a child. Noun: A loud, boisterous disagreement. A brawl erupted at the bar, people fighting over a girl. Adjective: brawling or brawly The brawling crowd disturbed everyone trying to attend the ball. Din; n. Disorder and noise; tumult and confusion. The din at the even was so loud I couldnt hear my friends talk. Discordant; adj. Clashing in ideas or sound or philosophies; harsh with conflict. The beautiful sound coming from the piano made the man scream in agony. Fractious; adj. Unruly and noisy. The fractious toddlers needed someone to guide them to be quiet. Cranky or peevish. I turn fractious if I dont get a good nights sleep. Hubbub; n. An upset or vehement protest or discontent; sometimes a loud, sustained noise. The soccer victory created such a hubbub that the police were called. Obstreperous; adj. Noisy and boisterous; sometimes even aggressive of defiant. Her behavior became obstreperous when her boyfriend disappointed her. Ostentatious; adj. Showy; characterized by a need to be noticed, not always favorably. I admit I am ostentatious sometimes, wanting the press to notice me at the red carpets I am invited to. Strident; adj. Loud and harsh; often grating and discordant; hard on the ears. The strident hurricane alarm alerted everyone of impending danger. Truculent; adj. Tending to argue and disagree, often vehemently and with great noise and commotion. I become truculent when it comes to selling my stuffed animals at a good price. Turbulent; adj. Violently upset or disturbed. After the tornado the creek was turbulent and swept tree limbs away. Having a restless or even revolutionary character. The government climate was turbulent and so people were often afraid to leave the city. Vociferous; adj. Offensively loud and often given to demonstration of agitated emotions or agitated outcry. The lawyer vociferously spoke for the accused and everyone was nervous. Budding; adj. Having to do with new or developing circumstances or abilities. I am a budding trapeze artist and I am excited for my first circus performance. Burgeoning; adj. Growing or developing; blossoming or flourishing. My burgeoning clothing business is very special to me. Embryonic; adj. Of or belonging to an embryo; early beginning; not yet formed or matured; rudimentary. The bird died in its embryonic stage while still in the egg. Fledgling; adj. New or immature; not yet out of the nest; not experienced; rudimentary. The fledging baby bird longed to fly away. Incipient; adj. Beginning to exist or appear; early in developmental stage. My building plans are still in their incipient stage. Initiate; n, v. Noun: One who is being or has been initiated; one who has been introduced to or has attained knowledge in a particular field. Verb: To begin or start a process; to get things going. The initiate met the visitors at the door, ready to initiate them into the world of art. Innovation; n. The act of introducing something or someone; something newly introduced. My innovation is so creative I cannot wait to show my team at work. Nascent; adj. Coming into existence, emerging. I have several nascent ideas that might work in the future of my business.