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| noun; an opponent that cannot be beaten or overcome. A source of harm. |
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| adjective; extremely hostile |
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| noun; deep-seated, mutual hatred |
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| adjective; people who fight with their fists |
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| adjective; aggressive or engaged in warfare |
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| adjective; someone who is annoyed or angry over a trivial issue |
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| noun; bitter hostility or active hatred |
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| noun; a strong feeling of aversion or repugnance |
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| a desire to harm others or see them suffer |
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| adjective; as hostile as you can get, warlike. |
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| noun light-hearted mutual trust among friends. |
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| adjective; describes someone who is gracious and approachable, easy to speak to. |
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| adjective; agreeable and sympathetic, gracious |
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| adjective; being alike , share common interests |
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| noun; excessive admiration or flattery |
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| adjectiver; demonstrates feelings, usually friendly |
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| noun; a kind of group or band of people, a companion |
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| the praise one might offer to a friend |
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| adjective; sounding again, a big deep sound |
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| adjective; a full rich sound, impressive words |
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| verb; to whip back, repercussion |
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| adjective; relating to sound |
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| the combination of indefinable qualities of a sound that distinguish it from sounds identical in pitch and volume |
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| noun; the sound of the ringing of bells |
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| an unpleasant or dangerous smell |
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| Adjective; describes a good smell, an aromatic smell |
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| adjective; having a smell |
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| noun; respect or reverence |
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