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| someone or something that is abnormally large and powerful |
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| To coax by flattery or wheedling |
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| harshsounding raucous discordant dissonant |
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| 2 give order 2 anothers care charge or control to entrust deliver to set apart for secial use |
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| highly sucessful stroke masterstroke, tour de force act plan or stratagem sudden take over of power or leadership |
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| a mild or inoffensive expression used in place of a harsh or unpleasent one |
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| feverish pertaining to or marked by fever, frentic |
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| 2 deny contradict controvery ot dispute, to oppose |
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| about to happen threatening |
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| natural inborn inherent built in |
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| unwilling reluctant disinclinded |
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| clear evident 2 the eyes or mind 2 show plainly exhibit evina a list of cargo |
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| small or trivial details triffling matters |
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| suspension of activity of an offical waiting period |
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| suspension of activity of an offical waiting period |
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| alleged cure all a remedy or scheme of ?able effectiveness |
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| one who is rejected by a social group or org> |
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| not practical lacking realism |
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