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| Formally remove oneself from; give up; resign. |
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| carry off or lead away by force; kidnap |
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| shrink from; detest; loathe; hate |
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| deviating from the normal; unusual; irregular |
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| scraping or wearing away of the skin by friction; irritaion. |
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| brocken off; sudden; unexpected |
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| steal off and hide; depart secretly; flee; escape |
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1 set free from some duty or responsibility; exempt; excuse. 2. declare free from guilt or blame; exonerate. |
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| fully taking away one's attention; extremely interesting; engrossing. |
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| withhold oneself deliberately from doing something; refrain; desist. |
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| opposed; disinclined; unwilling. |
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| turn away; ward off; prevent; forestall. |
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| occupation away from one's customary occupation; hobby. |
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1. adjust; suit; fit 2 make suitable for a different use; modify |
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| given over (to a habit); habituated; devoted |
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| equal to, or sufficient for, a specific need; enough; sufficient |
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| one who sticks to a party leader, party, etc.;follower; faithful supporter. |
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| lying near; nearby; neighboring; bordering. |
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| be next to; be in contact with; border |
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| put off to another day; suspend a meeting to resume at a later time; defer; recess |
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| a "coming to"; arrival; approach |
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| person "turned toward" or facing another as an opponent; foe; antagonists. |
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| in opposition to ones intrests; hostile; unfavorible |
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| ancestors; forebears; predecessors |
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1. assign a date before the true date. 2. come before in date; predate; precede. |
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| assign a date after the true date |
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| room placed before and forming an entrance to another; antechamber; waiting room. |
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| having to do with studying after graduation, especially after graduation from college. |
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1. thorough examination of a body after death; autopsy 2. detailed analysis or discussion of an event just ended. |
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| note added to a letter after it has been written |
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| consisting of two chambers or legistlative houses |
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| occuring every two years. |
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| occuring every half year, or twice a year; semi yearly |
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| occuring every two months |
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| occuring every half month, or twice a month. |
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1. speaking two languages equaly well 2. written in two languages |
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| representing two political parties |
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| divide into two equal parts |
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| half conscious; not fully conscious |
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| partly detached; sharing a wall with aan adjoining building on one side; but detached on the other. |
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