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| tastelessly cheap and showy; flashy |
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| full of playful good humor; genial and jolly |
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| a person who is outgoing and interested in others |
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| to feel hatred or disgust; to loathe |
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| an allotment; a proportional share |
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| compatibility; friendliness; pleasantness |
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| aperson easily tricked or deceived |
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| a powerful business person or industrialist |
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| a person who believes that perople act only from selfish motives |
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| characterizing one's deepest nature; a very close association |
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| tool; instrument; to carry out |
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| to overcome; to rise above |
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| a noisy quarrel or brawl; to quarrel or bicker |
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| something done or given to show respect or honor |
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| an act that serves as an example for later acts |
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| to admit; to recognize the rights or authority of |
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| real, true; a purpose, somehting aimed for |
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| to escape from or avoid; to escape the understanding of |
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| a bold or brilliant act; to use to full advantage |
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| loose or slack; relaxed; careless |
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| to force a person by law to leave a building; to eject |
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| to shut out or exclude from a group; to banish |
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| unable to agree or get along; conflicting |
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| able to meet financial obligations; able to dissolve another substance |
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| hard to overcome or deal with; causing fear |
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| given up to a habit or compulsion |
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| fundamental or basic; favoring drastic change |
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| to take away or deprive of a right or property by deceit; to swindle |
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| short pleasant trip; an excursion |
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| lack of emotion or feeling; indifference |
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| tempting; tormenting or teasing by keeping something in sight but out of reach |
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| inverted; reversed; opposite |
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| a meal; food eaten at a meal |
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| a small, steep waterfall, to fall or drop |
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| sharply affecting the sense of taste or small |
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| an act of enrolling or bring someone into a group |
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| very wise, perceptive; having wisdom gained from experience; an herb |
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| able to float; able to bounce back after a setback |
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| glowing with intense heat; very bright; brilliant |
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| not harmful; gentle; good-natured |
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| dark;gloomy; misty; hard to understand |
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| unceasing; never stopping |
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| enlivening; filling with energy |
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| not letting light through; not transparent; hard to understand |
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| filled with life; lively; seeming alive |
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| acted upon rather than acting; submissive |
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| substance used for grinding; an irritant |
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| to bring together; to bring into harmone |
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| to be a sign of; to indicate |
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| gloomy and sad; solemn and serious |
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| an action, person, or thing that impedes; obstacle |
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| violently agitated; disorderly; stormy |
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| not capable of being made smaller |
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| last or final; basic; the final point |
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| to make something unavoidable |
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