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| adequately polite; mannerly; courteous |
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| reduce the extent of; express in fewer words; compress; abridge; |
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| very pleasing; delightful; delicious; luscious |
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| inclined to chatter to excess, especially about unimportant matters; talkative |
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| main point; essence; core |
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| rude; boldly disrespectful; insulting; impertinent |
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| annoy; irritate; disgust; exasperate; vex |
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| special skill; talent; flair |
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| able to read and write; educated; cultured |
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| treat with scorn or contempt; ridicule, especially by imitation; taunt |
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| ready to do favors; good-natured; accommodating |
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| be victorious; become dominant; triumph |
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| put an end to; suppress; crush; extinguish |
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| line of people or vehicles waiting their turn; line; file |
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| take pleasure in; like the taste of; savor; enjoy; like |
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| firmness of purpose; determination; resolve |
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| point beyond which something happens; edge; brink; threshold |
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| sudden odd idea or desire; passing notion; fancy; caprice |
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