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| greed; inordinate desire to gain and horde wealth |
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| in agreement; corresponding in sound, in harmony |
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| sudden collapse, general break-up |
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| startle into sudden activity; to coat with zinc |
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| acting; theatricals; artificial behavior done for effect |
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| pointless; silly; foolish |
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| lightness of character, mind, or behavior |
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| clear; bright; shining; easily understood |
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| active; lively; changeable; erratic |
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| seeming self-contradiction which may be true; a statement contrary to accepted opinion |
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| pity; evoking pity or compassion |
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| indigent; poor; impoverished |
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| excess; abundance; state of being overfull |
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