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| Subordinate or supplementary |
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| the entire complex structure of something, entirety |
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| a song of praise, joy, or triumph |
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| lighthearted joking, talk, or writing |
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| surplus, superabundance, excess |
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| concerned with practical considerations, down to earth |
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| inordinate greed, willingness to obtain by force, extortion, or plunder |
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| division or seperation of a group or organization into hostile sides, rift |
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| a brilliant performer, person with expert skill or techinique |
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| a natural attraction to a person, thing or activity |
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| peevish or irritable; sickingly unpleasant |
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| the art or act of predicting the future or discovering hidden knowledge |
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| a potion thought capable of curing all ills |
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| an entire range or series |
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| not expressible in words, too sacred to be uttered |
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| laborious study or thought, especially at night |
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| factor that shapes the total outcome, a limit, boundry |
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| a learned person. one who gives authoritative opinions |
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| typical or characteristic, indicative |
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| an about-face, a complete reversal |
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