intransigent    uncompromising 
  introspection   examining one's own thoughts and feelings
  invective       abusive language, curses
  inveigle        trick by using flattery, deception
  inveterate      deep-rooted. long-established
  irate           angry
  ire             anger
  irksome         tiresome
  irrelevant      not relevant, not connected
  irrevocable     final and unalterable
  itinerary       plan for a journey, details or records of a route
  jabber          talk excitedly; utter rapidly
  lackluster      (of eyes) dull
  lag             go too slow
  latent          present but not yet active, developed or visible
  laudatory       expressing or giving praise
  lavish          giving or producing freely, liberally or generously
  leakage         the process of leaking
  lien            legal claim until a debt on it is repaid
  limp            lacking strength, walking unevenly
  loll            rest, to sit or stand in a lazy way; hang (dog's tongue)
  loquacious      talkative
  lubricant       substance that makes work easier
  lubricate       put oil to make work easily
  lugubrious      dismal, mourful;
  lull            become quiet or less active
  luminary        star, light-giving body
  macabre         gruesome, suggesting death
  maladroit       tactless, clumpsy
  malapropism     misuse of a word (for one that resembles it)
  malign          injurious, speak ill of smb, tell lie
  martial         brave, of associated with war
       cruel killing of a large number of people
  matriculation   be admitted, enter a university as a student
  mature          come to full development, to a state ready for use
  mendacious      false
  mercurial       lively, quick-witted; inconsistent, changeable
  meretricious    attractive on the surface but of little value
  mischievous     harmful, causing mischief
  miser           person who loves wealth and spends little
  missile         smth that is thrown or shot
  moderation      quality of being limited, not extreme
  mollify         make calmer or quiter
  molt            moult, lose hair, feathers before new growing
  morbid          diseased, unhealthy (eg. about ideas)
  morose          ill-tempered, unsocial