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# Glossary of Terms This document appears to be a glossary of terms, defining different personality types or character traits. Each entry on the list comprises a word (e.g., "Cacographist") followed by a description of the corresponding person or trait. There are a couple of formatting idiosyncra...

# Glossary of Terms This document appears to be a glossary of terms, defining different personality types or character traits. Each entry on the list comprises a word (e.g., "Cacographist") followed by a description of the corresponding person or trait. There are a couple of formatting idiosyncrasies worth noting. The numbering does not appear to be sequential. The numbering skips several numbers, and the entries are not in any obvious order or thematic grouping, therefore listing the entries from the image. Below is a table with a summary of the terms and their descriptions: | Term | Description | |---|---| | Cacographist | A person who makes many spelling or grammatical errors | | Cannibal | A person who feeds on human flesh | | Carnivorous | A person who feeds on flesh | | Chauvinist | A person who has fanatical patriotism or belief in the superiority of one's own group | | Connoisseur | A person who is expert and insightful, particularly concerning the refinement of personal tastes | | Contemporary | A contemporary living at the same time | | Convalescent | someone recovering from illness | | Coquette | A girl/woman who flirts with men | | Cosmopolitan | A citizen of the world who feels at ease in and respects other cultures | | Cynic | somebody who believes in the worst of motives in other peoples' actions. (Like a dog) | | Debonair | graceful and stylish, suave (polished and lighthearted)| | Demagogue | a person who seeks popular support to advance through persuasion rather than logic | | Dilettante | a dabbler (not serious) in art science or literature | | Effeminate | a man who is womanish in his habits | | Egoist | a lover of oneself, of one's advancement | | Egotist | a person who talks frequently about his achievements | | Emigrant | a person who leaves his country to settle in another country temporary or permanent | | Epicure | someone who takes pleasure in eating and drinking | | Fastidious | someone who is hard to please and selective in habits | | Fatalist | a person who believes their fate is predetermined | | Feminist | a person who works for the welfare of women | | Fugitive | Someone who runs from justice | | Gourmand or Gourmet | a lover of food (Gourmand = more of a glutton), a connoisseur of food (Gourmet) | | Henpecked | a husband ruled by his wife| | Hedonist | one who believes sensual pleasure is the chief good | | Heretic | somebody who acts against religion | | Herbivorous | one that lives on herbs | | Honorary/Highbrow | something/someone that is respectable/refined | | Hypochondriac | someone excessively anxious about their health | | Iconoclast | someone who breaks images or traditions | | Illiterate | does not know how to read/write | | Immigrant | a person who comes to a country from another, often to settle, (Ant.-Emigrant) | | Impregnable | something that cannot be entered by force (Ant.-Pregnable) | **Note:** The original document contains some handwritten and abbreviated terms, making precise interpretation challenging in a few cases. Some terms are also written in a somewhat ambiguous context, which requires more background context to give a detailed explanation.