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| Presumptuously, obtusely, & noisily self assertive |
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| Being in non-conflicting agreement |
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| A quick or witty reply or conversation |
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| A basic principle, fundamental skill, something unformed or undeveloped |
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| A formal decree or oath, giving permission |
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| To satisfy fully or too much |
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| Useful in an inferior capacity, very submissive |
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| Lively in temper, conduct, or spirit |
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| Having a pleasing appearance |
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| A period of moral decline |
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| Containing or characterized by error |
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| Marked by hot temper and easily provoked anger |
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| One who behaves criminally or viciously |
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| Marked by conspicuous or pretentious display, showy |
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| A generalization about all members of a group |
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| An alteration designed to correct or improve |
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| The condition of being irrevocable, settled, or complete |
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| Rambling, tedious, annoyingly talkative |
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| Composed without previous preparation, spur of the moment |
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| To call forth, to bring about |
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| Mole type of rodent, scolding woman, to curse |
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| Coolly and patronizingly haughty |
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