barring [bahr-ing] (preposition) - except for: excepting or except for something
variant [vair-ee-uhnt] (adjective) - differing slightly: having or showing a difference from the norm
huff [huhf] (noun) - a brief mood of anger or resentment at something somebody has done
established [ih-stab-lisht] (adjective) - accepted as true: generally recognized as being true or valid
coherent [koh-heer-uhnt] (adjective) - logically consistent and holding together as a harmonious or credible whole
advent [ad-vent] (noun) - arrival of something important or awaited
adhere [ad-heer] (verb) - to stay attached; follow
willy-nilly [wil-ee-nil-ee] (adjective) - disorganized, sloppy
undecipherable [uhn-dih-sahy-fer-uh-buhl] (adjective) - not readable, comprehensible or understandable
promote [pruh-moht] (verb) - to help or encourage
variant [vair-ee-uhnt] (adjective) - differing slightly: having or showing a difference from the norm
huff [huhf] (noun) - a brief mood of anger or resentment at something somebody has done
established [ih-stab-lisht] (adjective) - accepted as true: generally recognized as being true or valid
coherent [koh-heer-uhnt] (adjective) - logically consistent and holding together as a harmonious or credible whole
advent [ad-vent] (noun) - arrival of something important or awaited
adhere [ad-heer] (verb) - to stay attached; follow
willy-nilly [wil-ee-nil-ee] (adjective) - disorganized, sloppy
undecipherable [uhn-dih-sahy-fer-uh-buhl] (adjective) - not readable, comprehensible or understandable
promote [pruh-moht] (verb) - to help or encourage