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bedraggled
    soaked and dirty, as if dragged through mud
    
    Source: Benjamin Franklin - Walter Isaacson
    
    newfangled
    new and often considered unusual or impractical
    
    Source: Benjamin Franklin - Walter Isaacson
    
    orotund
    full and rich in sound; pompous
    
    Source: Benjamin Franklin - Walter Isaacson
    
    seminal
    highly influential; original and groundbreaking
    
    Source: Benjamin Franklin - Walter Isaacson
    
    assiduous
    showing great care and attention to detail
    
    Source: Benjamin Franklin - Walter Isaacson
    
    consummate
    showing great skill or artistry; complete or perfect
    
    Source: Benjamin Franklin - Walter Isaacson
    
    pecuniary
    relating to or consisting of money
    
    Source: Benjamin Franklin - Walter Isaacson
    
    genial
    friendly and cheerful
    
    Source: Benjamin Franklin - Walter Isaacson
    
    gregarious
    fond of company; sociable
    
    Source: Benjamin Franklin - Walter Isaacson
    
    charter
    a written grant by a ruler or government conferring rights and privileges
    
    Source: Benjamin Franklin - Walter Isaacson
    
    bequeath
    leave (property) to a person or other beneficiary by a will
    
    Source: Benjamin Franklin - Walter Isaacson
    
    odiferous
    having or emitting an odor, especially a bad one
    
    Source: Benjamin Franklin - Walter Isaacson
    
    luminary
    a person who inspires or influences others, especially one prominent in a particular sphere
    
    Source: Benjamin Franklin - Walter Isaacson
    
    lapidary
    relating to or skilled in cutting and polishing precious stones
    
    Source: Benjamin Franklin - Walter Isaacson
    
    prudential
    acting with or showing care and thought for the future
    
    Source: Benjamin Franklin - Walter Isaacson