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| subsidary; providing assisstance |
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| an outward likeness in form or appearance |
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| poor judgement or intelligence |
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| a means by which something is transmitted |
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| tireless; incapable of being fatigued |
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| one who suffers or sacrifices for a cause |
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| carless neglect often resulting in injury |
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| a gradual, often unconscious process of absorption |
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| of very little value; trivial |
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| a file of detailed information on a person or subject |
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| a command or urgent request |
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| to tell; to reveal(as a secret) |
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| the crime of holding a belief that goes against established doctrine |
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| one who is intolerant of differences in people |
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| extreme hatred or ill will |
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| marked by grandeur and awe |
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