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| deprive (someone) of something by deception; cheat; bilk |
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| express mild disapproval of; scold; reprove; reproach |
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| forbid by law or order; ban; outlaw; interdict |
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| give little or no attention to; disregard; ignore |
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| handle roughly; injure by beating; batter; mangle |
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| having well-developed muscles; muscular; strong; sinewy |
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| highly competent; skilled; adept |
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| intense anger; resentful indignation; ire; rage; fury |
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| made to resemble something genuine with intent to deceive; forged; bogus; sham |
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| one who follows a track or clue; bloodhound; detective; investigator |
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| open and honest in what one says or does; frank; outspoken |
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| pale, as from sickness or anxiety; ashen; pallid |
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| person guilty of an offense or crime; offender; malefactor |
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| person new at something; beginner; apprentice; neophyte |
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| person of the same standing or ability as another; equal; match |
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| prod, as with a pointed stick; spur; urge; incite; impel |
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| something faulty or missing; defect; imperfection; blemish |
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| temporary cessation of fighting; cease-fire; armistice |
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| unyielding; unreasonably determined to have one's own way; stubborn |
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| wide-awake and ready to act quickly; watchful; vigilant |
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