1Haughty/Supercilious/Contemptuous/Patronizing
acting arrogantly superior, disdainful, and scornful
2Diffident/Unassuming/Unpretentious
shy, modest
3Obsequious
overly submissive and eager to please
4Heinous/Diabolic/Nefarious/Abhorrent
hatefully or shockingly evil
5Ignominy/Disrepute/Opprobrium/Infamy
public shame or disgrace; known for a bad quality
6Illicit/Proscribed/Contraband
illegal, unlawful
7Immaculate/Unsullied/Impeccable/Irreproachable
perfectly clean; flawless
8Immunity/Impunity
protection or exemption from penalty
10Resolute/Steadfast
determined, loyal
12Impediment/Encumbrance
obstacle, hindrance
13Impervious
unable to be affected
14Implacable/Unrelenting/Inexorable/Obdurate
unable to be pacified, not yielding, relentless
16Malign
to speak malevolently; evil
17Cast aspersions on
criticise one's character
18Incarcerate
imprison, confine
19Quixotic
overly idealistic; impractical
20A Pollyanna
excessively optimistic person
21Gargantuan
huge or extraordinary size and power
22Serendipity
luck, good fortune
23Utopian
idealistic; perfect
24A ragamuffin
person in ragged, dirty clothes
25A red letter day
day of happiness, rejoicing
26A red herring
something that draws attention away from the main issue
27To paint the town red
go out and have a good time
28In the red
being in debt; losing money
29To roll out the red carpet
formally or spcially greet
30Red flag
warning of danger or a problem
31Inception/Commencement/Inauguration
beginning of something
33Ingenious/Shrewd/Astute
clever; resourceful
34Pedestrian
ordinary or dull
35Inherent/Intrinsic
belonging natually; essential
36Implicit/Tacit
implied but not expressed
37Extrinsic
irrelevant; extraneous
38Innovation
something new; change
39Instigate/Incense/Incite/Foment
urge on or stir up
40Quell/Allay/Pacify
calm; soothe
41Insuperable/Indomitable
incapable of being overcome
42Intervene
come between; involve oneself
43Intrepid/Gallant/Stouthearted/Lionhearted
fearless; bold and brave
44Timorous/Pusillanimous
fearful; nervous
45Inveigh/Berate/Decry/Lambaste
protest or criticize bitterly
46Irony
contrast between expectation and reality; sarcasm
47A backhanded compliment
insult disguised as a compliment
48Jeopardize/Imperil
put at risk; endanger
49Jettison
cast overboard; discard
50Judicious/Sagacious/Sage
showing sound judgement; wise
51Justify
show or prove to be right or reasonable