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| marked by lack of a definite plan or purpose |
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| not straightforward, indirect |
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| to accept or submit passively |
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| an expression of disapproval |
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| lacking modesty, marked by disregard for others |
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| and artificial reservoir for storing water |
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| a light dramatic composition marked by comedy |
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| acting to cause pain, distress, or injury to another |
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| a personal peculiarity of taste, behaivior, etc. |
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| an apparatus for telegraphing by means of the sun's rays flashed from a mirror |
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| accusing in return, a counter accusation |
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| to clear from accusation or blame |
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| an association or participation in a wrongful act |
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| the quality of having skill, cleverness |
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| a condition of weariness or fatigue |
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| a small tool with a screw point on one end |
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| surface appearance or show |
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| authority or power to act for another |
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| implied or understood without being openly expressed; implicit |
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| removal from an activity especially by death |
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| a person who puts on a false appearance of virtue or religion |
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