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| To take (property) by force, especially in warfare. |
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| Great courage, especially in battle. |
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| Causing fear, dread, awe, or admiration as a result of size, strength, power, or some other impressive quality. |
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| Slyness; craftiness; skillful deception. |
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| Huge; enormous. Extraordinary in size, number, or degree. |
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| Polite and courteous behavior. |
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| Horrified; shcoked; terrified. |
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| Having great weight or bulk; heavy. |
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| A mixture of loud, continous noises. |
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| Plentiful amount; abundance. |
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| Crying; whining (as of a goat or sheep). |
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| Several different; various |
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| To keep away from; avoid. |
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| Passion; intensity of emotion |
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| To gradually lessen; diminish. |
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| Danger; risk something that may cause injury or destruction. |
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| To sink below the surface of the water. |
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| Exhausting, painful labor. |
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| To seek; search or pursue in order to find something oracheive a goal. |
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| Recklessness or lack of restraint. |
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| To cover as with a veil or burial cloth; conceal. |
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| Earnest or humble request or prayer. |
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| Slyly treacherous or deceitful; scheming. |
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| To decorate; add beauty, honor, or distinction to. |
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| Compensation for something that has been lost, damaged, or taken away. |
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| Quarrelsome; argumentative. |
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| To crouch or shrink back, as in fear or shame. |
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| SCowling; looking at angrily. |
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| SPeech or behavior that is aggressively forward or rude. |
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| Deeply embarrassed, shamed, or humiliated. |
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| To scold sharply; criticize. |
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| Outward appearance; false appearance. |
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| Excessively and foolishly emotional. |
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| To seize by force or threats |
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| A reason for an action that shows it to be just, right, or reasonable. |
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| Struck as though from a hard blow; affected suddenly with a powerful and unexpected feeling such as fear. |
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| A sign or event thought to fortell good or bad fortune; forewarning. |
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| Deserving of scorn; disgraceful. |
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| Noisy festivity; merrymaking. |
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| To bump, push, or shove roughly, as with elbows in a crowd. |
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| Impossible to satisfy or soothe; unyielding. |
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| Intense dislike, disgust, or horror. |
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| To give generously; provide in abundance. |
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| Emotionally distant; uninvolved; disinterested; standoffish. |
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| Characterized by trembling; shaky. |
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