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| a person who behaves in ways intended to attract attention or display his or her powers, personality |
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| required; mandatoy; obligatory; must be done |
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| sudden feeling of sickness; worries; uneasy feeling |
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| excluded; shunned; left out |
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| enjoyment of being cruel; getting pleasure from inflicting pain on others (the opposite of masochistic: pleasure from self-inflicted pain) |
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| reaching blindly; stumbling; moving clumsily or hesitantly; to reach/grab |
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| meaning opposite of what is expected |
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| internal bleeding (from bursting of blood vessels) |
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| in disguise; having one's identity concealed; under assumed name. |
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| attentive to duty; diligent |
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| pro-peace; opposing violence; one who is opposed to the use of force under any circumstances |
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| generous or liberal in giving or spending; prodigal; extravagant |
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| complete agreement; showing or based on total agreement |
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| lack of moral standards; having no moral code; unprincipled |
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| modest; courteously respectful; lowly; unpretentious |
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| ability to contain, absorb, receive and hold |
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| privately; personally; very closely; closely personal; deep |
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| showing a lack of concern; casually indifferent |
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| fancy; elegant; expensive and showy |
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| person who believes there is no God; person who disbelieves the existance of a superior being |
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| harsh; irritable; grating |
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| having done something so much as to be bored with it; indifferent |
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| strong feelings of inadequacy; lower in position/grade/rank |
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| a person regarded as mean or contemptible; unethical person |
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| condition of having bad breath |
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| of an upper class; distinguished; belonging in favor of noble class |
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| worldly wise person with manners; refined |
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| rambles; departs temporarily from the main topic |
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| eject; force out; discharge; drive out by force |
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| mutual; felt by each toward one; equivalent; interchangeable |
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| person who specializes in dictation; a person skilled in taking shorthand |
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| smug; conventional; materialistic |
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