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to polish by rubbing
perfect or enhance a skill |
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| to be favorable or conducive to success |
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| to be granted a great deal of respect |
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| to credit to or accuse of |
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| an omen, a sign foreshadowing something that might happen |
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| depressed because of loss of hope |
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| lacking energy or vitality, weak, showing little spirit or animation |
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| implied though not directly expressed |
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| diligent in application or tension |
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| to talk in a foolish or childish way |
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| amusement or laughter, noun |
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| a person who possesses great power as a sovereign monarch |
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| a change or maturation, typically unwelcome |
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| to humiliate or cause shame |
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| to lack or have in sufficiency of |
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| to lack or have in sufficiency of |
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| very strict, very restrained |
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| given, done, bestowed, or obtained w/out charge |
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| an instinctive opposition or feeling of mutual dislike |
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| to have self control over yourself |
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| an outcome, positive or negative |
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| a general hate or distrust for people or humans |
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| incapable of being fatigued |
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| having existed from the beginning |
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