To extricate someone or something is to free or remove that person or thing from an entanglement or difficulty, such as a trap or a difficult conversation.
// She hasn't been able to extricate herself from her legal problems.
// It took all afternoon to extricate the tractor from the mud.
Hatching refers to the drawing or engraving of lines close together as a method of shading, or to a pattern so created.
// The artist uses hatching to breathe life into her comics.
// The hatching adds depth to the illustration.
Omniscient describes someone or something with unlimited knowledge or understanding.
// "You'll need to tell me when you don't understand something I've explained," Maria said. "I'm not omniscient, you know."
a word of unknown significance found on charms, especially amulets, of the late Greco-Roman world
A disbursement is a payout of money from a fund that has been created for a special purpose. Disbursement can also refer to the money that is paid out.
// The company has made large disbursements for research.
Categorical is a synonym of absolute and definite that describes something that is said in a very strong and clear way. It can also mean "of, relating to, or constituting a category" or "involving, according with, or considered with respect to specific categories."
// The organization has issued a categorical denial about its involvement in the deal.
// The library relies on a categorical system for classifying books.
To garnish food or drink is to add decorative and tasty touches to it, such as a spiral of lemon peel.
// Aditi likes to garnish her mashed potatoes with chives and a dollop of sour cream.
// Slivers of dark chocolate garnished the cake.
in a persistent or tenacious manner
Palaver is an informal word that usually refers to unimportant or meaningless talk. It can also refer to misleading or deceptive speech, or to a conference or discussion. In British English the word is sometimes used as a synonym of fuss to refer to unnecessary excitement about something.
// Enough of this palaver. We have more important things to discuss.
to change from a fluid into a thickened mass; curdle; congeal