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| something added to something else as helpful or useful but not essential, an assistant or helper |
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| to howl or screech like a cat, to quarrel |
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| an accomplished and presumably irreversible deed or action |
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| any system or things or people arranged or graded one above another in order or rank, wealth or class |
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| a religious service or rite, ritual |
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| narrow-minded in opinions or prejudices |
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| lacking in wholesome vigor or energy; worn-out or exhausted |
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| absurdy; wildly fantastic; impossible |
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| lying flat on one's back; passive |
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| short description or sketch; picture or illustration... |
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| offensive or disgusting; foul-smelling |
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| irreverently mocking; coarse; vulgar in language |
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| good-humored ridicule; teasing |
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| resembling but not actually being; seemingly but not completely |
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| given to tears or weeping |
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| fond of or inclinded to drink |
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| protection, patronage, sponsorship |
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| a confused struggle, violent mingling, violent free for all |
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| a group of people hired to applaud a performer |
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| charitable, dependent upon or supported by charity |
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| to inform of; to make aware by giving oral or written notice |
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| person undert he protection of a feudal lord.... subservient |
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| to cause to concentrate around two conflicting or contrasting positions |
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| to darken or obscure, to confuse or bewilder |
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| the quality of appearing to be true, real, likely, or probable |
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| a miniature world or universe |
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| the policy or practice or treating or governing people in the manner of father |
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| having a rough complexion; naturally cherrful, confident, or optimistic outlook |
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| the range, extent, or scope of something |
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| a substandard or ungrammatical usage |
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| to remove material considered offensive from a book or play |
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| superabundance, over fullness |
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| what a person does best, a strong point |
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| a song of praise or triumph |
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| to prevent from acting by fear or doubt, check, to turn aside |
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| a formal split w/in a religious organization, any split into hostile fractions |
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| concerned with practical considerations |
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| an enclosed district, region, or area inhabited by a particular group of people |
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| a brilliant performer, a person with mastery skill |
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| the universe, considered as a whole |
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| lighthearted joking, talking, or writing |
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| to trick, to cheat, to swindle |
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| having the power to cure or heal |
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| a small narrow space b/w things or parts of things |
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| a natural attraction to something or someone |
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| closely related in origin |
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| capable of curing all ills and maintaining life indefinitely |
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| predicting the future or discovering hidden knowledge |
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| public abuse indicating strong disapproval |
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| a device to aid the memory |
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| laborious study or thought |
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| one who gives authoritative opinions |
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| to enclose or confine w/in walls... to isolate |
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| equal in size or importance |
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| sheer and light.. almost transparent |
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| a type, class, or variety |
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| a change, variation, or alteration |
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| pertaining to the entire body |
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| inteded to promote a particular POV |
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| a character in a novel or play |
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| confident and stylish manner, dash, a strikingly elaborate or colorful display |
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| having lustful desires or interests, tending to arouse sexual desires |
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