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| Something in favour and not right |
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A turning point for better or worse
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| An act of politeness or respect made mainly by women |
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| To give up and lose all hope and confidence |
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| To hold our keep in or as if in prison |
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| Tricky, round about, errant, cunning |
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| A religious exercise or practice especially for use in private worshipping |
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| To make less or cause to see less |
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| A person whose work is diplomacy |
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| To see recognize or understand something |
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| Sudden los of courage or determination because of fear |
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