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| you are fond of the company of others sociable |
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| insidious, cunning in attaining a goal; crafty or artful deception |
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| a person who goes ahead and makes known the approach of another, also anything that foreshadows an upcoming event |
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| using or showing judgment as to action or practical expedience. also means to be desecrate |
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| to start (a fire); cause (a flame, blaze, etc.) to begin burning |
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| without interest vigor or determination also means listless lethargic and lazy |
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| likely to occur at any moment; impending |
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| sparing or moderation in eating and drinking; temperate in diet |
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| to submit or comply silently or without protest |
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| cheerfull, readiness, promptness |
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| lack of interest or concern |
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| due to individual will, or judgment |
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| influence by trickery or flattery; mislead |
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| to surround with troubles; more than one trouble |
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| excited public interest, discussion or the like, as in the clamor attending some sensational event |
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| to persuade by flattery or promises; to weedly or coax |
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| a person who pretends to have more knowledge or skill than they have |
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| required, mandatory, obligatory |
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| the formation or expression of an opinion or theory without sufficient proof or evidence |
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| mysterious in meaning puzzling or ambiguous |
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| a great flood of water or anything that overwelhemed, like a flood |
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| not possessing or untouched by |
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| distinguishable and perceptible by the scenes or intellect |
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| asserting opinions in a doctrinal or arrogant manner |
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| to impede or hinder to hamper, gets in the way |
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| having or showing great knowledge or learning |
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| a feeling of intense excitement or happiness |
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| to speed up the progress of and hasten |
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| to free or release from entanglement to disengage |
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| containing a fallacy and logically unsound |
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| complete failure when everything goes wrong |
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| a minor weakness or failing of character also slight flaw or defect |
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| to get, to acquire to earn |
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| a precision tool with a mechanically rotated, abrasive tip, for enlarging holes to precise dimensions |
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| marked by impulsive vehemence or passion |
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| with ones identity concealed especially to avoid notice |
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| bad beyond correction or reform, unruly and impervious to constrains |
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| existing in one from birth inborn or native |
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| intended to entrap, or beguile |
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