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| To agree; to accept; to give in |
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| relating to beauty and art |
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| undecided; having mixed emotions about something |
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short story of an interesting or amusing event
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| against individual freedom; favoring absolute obedience |
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| to make a stupid mistake; to move unsteadily |
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| self-satisfied; unconcerned |
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| to talk down to; to patronize |
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| living or existing at the same time |
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| to support with evidence; to confirm |
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| formed into wrinkles; folds; or grooves |
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| to speak out against; to condemn |
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| inequality; difference; incongruity |
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| fluent and graceful in speech; articulate |
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| to try to equal or excel, especially through imitation |
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| to hasten; to speed up; to remove impediments |
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| Expense; that which is consumed, used up |
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| irrelevant; extra; unnecessary; unimportant; foreign |
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| conspicuously bad; outrageously noticable |
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| accidental; unintentional; not duly attentive; heedless |
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| not caring one way or another; lacking preference |
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| conclude from evidence; deduce; guess; surmise |
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| inborn; inherited; intrisic |
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| to introduce something new; to create |
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| characterized by a hearty, joyous humor |
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| to prevent; to make impossible; to bar |
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| to give up; refuse; resign |
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| to refuse to have anything to do with; disown |
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| to ask for; to seek; to extract; to beg; to tempt or lure |
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| not fully worked out or developed; uncertain |
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| of little importance/significance; ordinary; commonplace; trite |
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| capable of surviving or growing; practical and workable |
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| governed by will without regard to reason; intentional; stubborn |
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| given to outrageous behavior; bizarre; absurd |
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