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| showing excitement; enthusiasm |
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| choosing the best from many resources |
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| darken; extinguish; surpass |
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| one who's concerned w/ the interrelationship between organisms & their environment |
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| efficiency or conciseness in using sth |
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| rapture; joy; any overpowering emotion |
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| swirling current of water, air, etc. |
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| instruct; correct morally |
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| able to produce a desired effect; valid |
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| effervesce (n.) [ef-er-ves] |
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| inner excitement; exuberant |
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| lacking vigor; worn out; sterile |
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| power to produce desired effect |
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| dummy; representation or image |
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| shameless boldness; sheer nerve |
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| excessive interest in one's self |
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| a sudden shout or sound you make when you are angry or surprised |
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| overjoyed; in high spirits |
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| poem or song expressing lamentation |
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