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| untruthful spoken attack on someone's reputation |
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| someone who has been accused of a crime |
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| reply to a criticism or challenge |
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| someone who cuts school or neglects his or her duties |
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| cleverly avoiding or escaping |
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| cheat out of money or property |
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| known only by a select few |
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| not known, difficult to understand |
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| impaired the perfection of |
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| someone who presents someone else's work as his/her own |
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| ability to move or be moved |
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| the state of being supreme, or having the most power |
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| not transparent; hard to understand |
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| overpower an enemy completely |
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| to give way to superior force |
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| to make invalid or worthless |
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| to destroy the validity of something |
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