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| To cause to be an outsider; to make an enemy of someone |
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| State of being distant or indifferent. |
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| An interesting and amusing story. |
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| To assume or claim as ones own, but proudly |
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| Signifying that good things are going to happen. |
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| A person acting mechanically; A robot |
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| Not caring because of indulgence |
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| To solicit; To seek orders or votes |
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| Mental activity or; Thinking |
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| Distress caused by failure or dissapointment. |
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| Act of speaking about a subject in a low roundabout way. |
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| Careful; Cautious; Looking things carefully before acting |
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| A familiar conversation or chat. |
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| Expressing disdain or contempt for; Looking down on |
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| Flirtation; The activity of coquette. |
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| Rude or abrupt in language. |
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| Contemptuously distrustful of human motives. |
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| Showing respect or deference |
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| To express disapproval of someone/something |
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| One devoted to a cause or activity |
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| A bitter abusive harangue. |
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| Shyness; The act of withdrawing |
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| Act of decreasing or being decreased. |
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| Showing good judgement especially in speaking |
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| Act of using good judgement |
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| Flowering or manefesting itself completely. |
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| One who leaves a country to go live abroad |
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| To strive to equal or to excel or imitate |
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| Fondly in love; Charmed; Fascinated |
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| Fondly in love; Charmed; Fascinated |
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| Having two or more meanings; Not clear |
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| Sounding good or pleasant |
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| Pressing needs; Urgent requirements |
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| An object of obsession on devotion |
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| Pertaining to a son or daughter. |
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| Talkative; Loquacious; Volube |
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| Graciousness and cheerfulness |
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| Without fault or blemish. |
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| Incapable of being disturbed; Cool |
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| State of not being able to be measured or thought about |
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| Futile; Useless; Not producing the proper effect. |
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| Indecisive; Vacillating; Unresolving in action. |
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| Unable to be gotten back, recovered, or called back. |
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| Crafty in argument; Talking like a Jesuit |
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| Pertaining to jokes or humor |
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| Overly romantic or sensational in acting or drama. |
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| Rich, wealthy; Showing great wealth |
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| A congerence or a debate; Loose talking or flattery |
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| Noble, aristocratic; The upper-class of ancient Rome |
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| Sorry for having done wrong |
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| Sharpness of insight or discernment. |
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| To make love triflingly; To flirt a woman |
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| One who endows in charitable causes generously. |
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| Charming naughtiness or teasing; Engaging Provocations. |
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| In a dangerous situation or position. |
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| Rash; extremely sudden and abrupt; done without deliberation |
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| Uprightness; Honesty; Integrity |
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| A leaning or propensity or inclination |
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| Undiscriminating; Irregular or casual |
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| A high point of land projecting out into the sea. |
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| Showing much inquizitiveness |
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| Having deep-seated hate or ill-will |
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| A countercharge; The act of accusing and accuser |
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| To say or plead in protest; To object |
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| Severe disapproval; Censure |
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| Of a greyyish-greenish-yellow color |
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| Vile, gross, dispicable, mean |
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| A compensation for services |
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| Vociferous; Shrill; Harsh-sounding |
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(Adj.) Sharp to the taste.
(Noun) A woman of loose morals. |
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| Incisive; Keen; Cutting; Penetration |
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| Without much chance of being changed or relieved; Outright |
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| An unpredicted change of fluctuation. |
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| A person of weak or sick constution |
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| Talkative; Smooth or fluent in conversation. |
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| Giving to flights of fancy; odd, quaint, or fantastic. |
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| Yearning or longing with little chance of gratification |
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