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| A framework or structure of crossed wood or metal strips, a window, door, or gate having lattice |
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| A movement of the body made in token of respect or submission (a bow), an ackowledment of another's superiority or importance |
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| Correct and proper behavior that shows respect and good manners |
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| The appearance of a person's face a perso's expression |
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| Moving in an awkward or clumsy way, not graceful |
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| calm, not easily excited or upset |
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| A slow song that expresses sorrow or sadness ( such as would be played at a funeral) |
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| A short period of time when you are able to rest from doing something that is difficult or unpleasant or when something difficult or unpleasant stops or is delayed |
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To drink a large amount of something quickly
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| Of or like a miser, A miser is a person who hoards wealth and spends as little money as possivle |
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| pitifully sad, abondoned or lonely |
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| Disagreement between people, disharmony |
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| Lying face down streched out on the floor |
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| win or regain the favor of a god, spirit or person by doing something that pleases them |
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| Suppose that something is true without having evidence to confirm it |
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| To destroy to do away with completely so as to leave no trace |
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| Extreme greed for wealth or material gain |
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| A person who lends money, especially at an excessive or unlawfully high rate of interest |
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| Pretentious and bulgar display especially of wealth and luxury intended to impress or attract notice |
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| Inordinate pride in oneself or one's achievements excessive vanityi |
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| Alike or similar, or Closely related |
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| Too apparent to be doubted unquestionable |
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| To bring all parts together into a whole |
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| brightened with light, spiritually or intellectually enlightened |
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| Communications or actions between people |
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| Correct and proper behavior that shows respect and good manners |
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| The quality or state of being holy, Important or valuable |
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| Existing or contining in the same way for a long time |
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| Happy and without worry, Showing a lack of proper thought or car |
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| The feeling or belief that you are better more important, more talented than other people |
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| Supernatural, mystical or magical Beliefs practices or phenomena |
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| In a careful or thoughtful way |
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| Unresisting acceptance, or submssion |
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| Of great spiritual or intellectual value, Noble |
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| To wast time, energy or money on frivolous things |
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