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| beating the same second at the same instant |
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| having or showing a slow unemotional temerment |
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| items of food, choice or tasty meals |
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| exceeding whatt is sufficient or necessary |
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| a pleading in protest, deominstration against |
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| to examine or consider with attention or detail |
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| unwilling to admit or accept what is offered as true |
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| to regard with devoted respecct |
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| the party who makes the complaint in a legal action (plaintiff) |
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| a gross disrespect toward a holy or highlyrespected person, place or thing |
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| clever, very observant, using all senses |
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| one who is very fond of eating and drinking |
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| distress of mind caused by humiliation, disappointment or failure |
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| excessively costly luxurious |
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| recall to mind of a long forgotten experience or fact |
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| preliminary survery to gain information survey enemy territory |
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| excessive desire for wealth or gain, greedy |
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| a professional standard (ethical) of conduct that stops (inhibits) action |
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| craving or consuming large quantity of foods |
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| tempermentally disinclined to talk |
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| a combustible heap for burning a dead body as a funeral rite |
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