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| able to speak expressing oneself clearly talkable |
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| behind the times old fashioned past its usefullness |
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| a depression of spirits sadness |
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| a proposition supporting a conclusion -a house or building and its ground |
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| resentful displeasure; personal offense -resentment |
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| straightness; upright conduct or charecter -honesty righteousness |
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| prohibition; an order forbitting something -law |
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| reduction of violence; moderation of intensity -calming |
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| a preliminary survey to gain information -examination |
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| to form or move in waves -fluctuate |
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| natural inclinations -leanings, tendencies |
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| ill natured quarrelsome ornery |
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| (n) a noisy or angry dispute -argument |
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| style of dress characterisic of an occupation uniform |
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| stern and forbidding in appearence |
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| exclusive or special right -privledge |
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| indirectly; not upright and moral |
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| incapable of error; certain; sure |
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| gloomy; resentfully silent or repressed |
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| causing fear, dread, or apprehension; awe inspireing |
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| supporting with evidence or authority -proving |
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| biting or rancorous especially in feeling -sarcastic |
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| disdainfully proud; arrogant |
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| not lessened in intensity or severity; unrelieved |
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| rashness;foolishness -audacity |
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| honesty; incorruptibility |
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| critical and distrustful of human nature; skeptical- (ant) optimistic |
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| believability; plausibility |
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| secretive surreptitious -(ant)straightforward |
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| ironically humorous -sarcastic |
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| unyielding; inflexible insistant |
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| base ,vily, filthy -(ant)clean pure noble |
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| insolence, rudness; disrespectfullness |
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| harassed; made to suffer because of one beliefs- oppossed |
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| marked by hot temper and easily provoked to anger; cranky |
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| glaringly; flasily; gaudily |
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