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| to make better, to relive, to improve |
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| open to or willing to follow advice or suggestion tractable, malleable |
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| shapless, having to definate form |
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| capable of floating; cheerful |
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| To pursuade with deliberate flattery, to coax, to wheedle |
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| A serious event causing distress or misfourtune |
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| to reduce in dignaty or quality |
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| lasting a short periode of time fleeting |
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| arrogant, exessivly proud vain |
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| incapable of being enteredor penetrated, not capably of being damaged |
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| lacking significance, meaning, or point; insipide |
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| difficult to understand, mysterious |
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| slow, slugguish, listless, weak |
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| slanting, indirect, evasive, devious, misleading |
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| slanting, indirect, evasive, devious, misleading |
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| wealth, affluence, abundance, |
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| showing or feeling regret, repentant |
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| acting routinely with little interest or care |
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