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| epert in using the hands or mind |
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| able to use both hands just as easily as the other |
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| Person learning an art or dtrade under a skilled worker |
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| Natural tendency to learn or understand, bent, talent |
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| Skill in using the hands or mind |
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| Capable of doing many things well |
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| Not possessing the neccessities of life, such as food, shelter, and clothing |
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| make very poor, reduce to poverty, bankrupt |
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| Very wealthy, rich opulent |
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| excesive desire for wealth, greediness, cupidity |
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| greedy, grasping, convetous |
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| Desire, long for, crave, especially something belonged to someone else |
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| Money, property, etc, that a bride brings to her husband |
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| Having to do with money matters, monetary, percuniary, fiscal |
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