Maverick /ˈmav(ə)rɪk/ means an unorthodox or independent-minded person.

Maverick /ˈmav(ə)rɪk/ means an unorthodox or independent-minded person.
Gnossienne means a moment of awareness that someone you’ve known for years still has a private and mysterious inner life, and somewhere in the hallways of their personality is a door locked from the inside, a stairway leading to a wing of the house that you’ve never fully explored—an unfinished attic that will remain maddeningly unknowable to you, because ultimately neither of you has a map, or a master key, or any way of knowing exactly where you stand.
Conviviality is the quality of being friendly and lively; friendliness.
Defenestration has a literal meaning of throwing someone out of a window. It can also mean a “swift dismissal or expulsion,” say from a job or a political position.
Novaturient (from the Latin novus) means wanting or seeking powerful change in your life, your behavior, or a certain situation. You might feel this while doing some soul-searching or when you spontaneously break from your routine.
Gringo /ˈɡrɪŋɡəʊ/ ~ (In Spanish-speaking countries and contexts, chiefly in the Americas) A person, especially an American, who is not Hispanic or Latino. Gringo can also mean a tourist or foreigner who is travelling around Central and South Ame
Meraki {Greek} describes what happens when you leave a piece of yourself in your creative work. When you love something enough to invest yourself, your essence is connected to it.
Xertz ~ One to remember the next time you play Scrabble, the word ‘xertz’ is a verb with unknown origins, although it is likely derived from a similar slang term. Pronounced ‘zerts’, it means ‘to gulp something down quickly and/or in a greedy fashion’.
Pedantic /pɪˈdantɪk/ ~ Excessively concerned with minor details or rules; overscrupulous.
Maledicent means to be addicted to speaking evil. Slanderous.