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| verbose, talkative, rambling |
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| fine cobweb on foliage, fine gauzy fabric, very fine |
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| an absence of foresight, failure to provide for future needs or events |
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| permanent, unerasable, strong |
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| praiseworthy, commendable |
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| weighty, mournful, gloomy (especially excessively) |
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| harmful, offensive, destructive |
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| to cut off or close, to obstruct |
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| turned to bone or hardened like bone |
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| a writing or speech in praise of someone or something |
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| childishly irritable, easily and frequently annoyed |
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| heavy, massive, awkward, dull |
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| censoring, scolding or rebuking |
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| having a sharp or powerful intellect or discernment |
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| having a gloomy or morose temperment |
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able to be managed or controlled |
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| beginner, person lacking experience |
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| elaborate, eloquent but logically invalid arguments intended to deceive |
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| expression of general truth or a short, witty saying |
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| event seen as a sign of things to come |
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| abusive language used to express blame |
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| put an offender on probation after suspending his sentence |
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| a comedy that makes a mockery of something |
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| individual maneuver in a game |
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| covered with green plants |
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| cease to resist, surrender under agreed terms |
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| level or rank, troops arranged in a line |
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| the foremost position in an army or fleet advancing |
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| an unfavorable or damaging remark, slander |
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| to attack the reputation of |
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| mercy towards offenders by an authority; good weather |
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| moving in the sky east to west, opposite of earth's direction |
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| speaking several languages |
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| small fright or excitement |
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| deceptiveness, especially regarding one's feelings |
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