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| to refrain from something vouluntarily |
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| Doing good or causing good to be done |
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| frank,straight foward,sincere |
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| A false idea; mistaken belief; error |
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| love of ease and inactivity, laziness |
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| a longing for expierences, things, or people from the past |
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| Insecure, unsafe, dangerous |
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| easy to persuade, open to suggestion agreable |
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| rapidly or hurriedly done |
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| different from usual; odd; pecuilar |
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| off the subject; not applicable |
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| a state of inaction or indifference; dislike of activity |
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| a-cure-all; general remedy for all ailments |
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| a-cure-all; general remedy for all ailments |
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| sociable, friendly, agreeable |
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| greediness; extreme desire for wealth |
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| a person stubbornly and intolerantly devoted to one set of ideas, one party, one church, etc |
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| a person who pretends to have knowledge or ability; a quack ; an imposer |
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| sticking together, logically organized and consistenyt |
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| shy, lacking in self confidence |
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| capable of being done; practiable |
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| capable of being done; practiable |
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| talkative, enjoys talking |
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| relating directly to the subject |
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| concern for others, their interests, welfare, etc |
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| showing an unfavorable opinion of someone or something |
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| speaking as though one's opinion were established fact; positive; overbearing |
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| to immitate another person in order to equal or surpass the person |
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| useful for producing a desired result; advisable; advantageous |
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| fond of associating with others |
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| no longer in use; out of date |
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| wealth, riches, abundance as shown in luxurious living |
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| not capable of being corrected, not correctable |
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| unwilling to believe, doubtful;skeptical |
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| unwilling to believe, doubtful;skeptical |
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| not capable of being satisfied; greedy |
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| not living; without life or conciousness |
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| showy;indicating fondness for unecessary outward display |
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| sluggish; calm, not easily aroused |
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| seeming to be true and reasonable |
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| favoring return to former state of affairs, esspecially in politics |
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| daring, bold, adventerous |
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| a riddle; a puzzling problem or statement |
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| humurous,funny, trying to be humerous |
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| impossible to pacify, calm, or appease |
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| impossible to withdraw, cancel, revoke |
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| in existence but hidden or concealed |
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| causing harm; very injurious, wicked |
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| fitness, suitabiliity proper behavior |
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| having two meanings, unclear |
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| hardworking,persistant, steadily working |
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| to express disapproval of someone or something |
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| easily done, working in an easy manner |
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| not changeable, never changing |
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| impossible to penetrate or affect |
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| overly polite and obedient; slave like; fawning |
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| relating to money; consisting of money; financial |
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