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| A literary or artistic composition that is so inferior in quality that it is merely a grotesque imitation of its model. |
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| uncertian; questionable; dubious |
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| one or more independent melodies added above or below a given melody |
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| Cultivated land that is allow to lie idle during growing season |
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| tending to vanish like a vapor |
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| trace, mark or sign; footprint |
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| Erratic; unpredictable; caprice |
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| suspension; in the aftermath of the bombing, all normal activities were held in abeyance |
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| to renounce or reject; Galileo abjured all his findings holding that the earch and other planets revolved around the sun |
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| To shorten; to abridge a book is similar to concentrate a liquid |
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| Grabby or greedy; to acquire |
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| The study of general principals of scientific classification |
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| Improvement of heriditary qualities through selective breeding |
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| make obscure or cloud over |
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| Resisting control; not obidiant or compliant |
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| Commonly accepted or Supposed; the putative boss of the mob |
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| a person or thing that is extremly disliked; deficit spending is a anathema to conservative politicians |
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| to delight with something pleasing or amusing |
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| strong LIKE for something |
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| uncertian; questionable; precarious |
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