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| express one's pleasure to another person at that person's success |
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| pleasant; courteous; kindly |
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| feeling or expressing gratatude;thankful; obliged |
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| give or be a source of pleasure or satisfaction |
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| without charge or payment; free |
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| present of money in return for a service; tip |
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| not subjet to death; not subject to oblivian (being forgotten) |
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| eternal life; lasting fame |
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| destined to die; human; causing death; fatal |
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| human being; person; individual |
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| death rate; mortal nature |
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| shame; humiliation; embarassement |
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| embarrass;shame; humiliation |
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| stiffness of the body that sets in several hours after death |
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| body authorized by law to carry on an activity with the rights and duties of a single person |
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| organized body of persons; branch of the military |
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| blood cell; minute particle |
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| facts proving that a crime has been committed; body of the victim in a murder case |
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| spirit of a body of persons; group spirit |
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| right of a citizen to secure court protection against illegal imprisonment |
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| combine so as to form one body |
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| artificial channel for conducting water over a distance |
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| taking away, subtraction,; reasoning from the generalto the particular |
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| tube or channel for conducting a liquid air |
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| able to be drawn out or hammered thin; easily led docile |
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| led on; move by persuasuin |
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| admit as a member; initiate |
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| ceremony by which one is made a member, initation; reasoning from the particular to the general |
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| enticement; leading astray into wrongdoing |
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| malign, slander, vilify, calumniate |
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| bridge for conducting a road or railroad over a valley, river |
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| following in regular order; successive |
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| that which follows logically, result; importance as a person |
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| follow through to completition, carry out; put to death |
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| of no consequence; trivial. unimportant |
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| follow to the end or until finished; conduct legal proceedings against, sue |
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| something that follows; continuation consequence; outcome |
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