vicissitude, n., a change of circumstances or fortune, usually unwelcome or unpleasant.
coruscate, v., flash or sparkle
peripatetic, adj., traveling from place to place, in particular working or based in various place for short periods of time
indolent, adj., wanting to avoid exertion, lazy
eponymous, adj., of a thing named after a person or of a person lending their name to something
inculcate, v., instill (a habit, idea or attitude) by persistent instruction.
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