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| to hold oneself back voluntarily |
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| absence or suppression of passion, emotion, excitement |
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| extremely bold or daring; fearless; extremely original |
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| to make more certain, confirm |
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| easily decieved or cheated |
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| of the same kind or nature |
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| deserving praise; commendable |
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| talkative; chattering; tending to talk much |
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| to lessen in force or intensity; make less severe |
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| evaporating rapidly; explosive; changeable |
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| to speak or write in favor of; recommend publicly |
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| any pillow, cushion, or pad; to add support, uphold |
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| adaptable or tractable; capable of being extended or shaped |
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| benevolent; pertaining to philanthropy |
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| to sway to and fro; flicker; shake |
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| lacking in frankness, candor, or sincerity; insincere |
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| hackneyed; stale; lacking in freshness |
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| having or showing foresight; economical; frugal |
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