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| to give up, renounce, abandon |
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| to rule that a person accused of something that is not guilty: to conduct oneself or behave |
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| sharp, bitter, or irritating to taste or smell; bitter or sarcastic in speech |
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| to divide or give out in shares |
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| the feeling one has towards someone or something considers low, worthless, or evil |
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| to think, believe, or judge |
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| to ruin or destroy completely |
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| to give or be a reason for not believing or trusting, to make seem not believable or honest, to hurt the reputation |
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| causing gloom or misery, dark and gloomy |
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| to scatter or drive away; make disappear |
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| something that keeps escaping or evading; hard to understand, puzzling |
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| to love or admire very much or too much |
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| feelings that are easily impressed or sensitive |
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| not willing or able to believe; doubting or skeptical |
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| easily made angry; quick-tempered |
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| not harsh or strict in dealing with others; gentle or merciful |
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| to fill thoughts of or haunt in the mind |
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| loud and long applause or cheering by a crowd to show welcome or approval |
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| tending to spread thought in every part |
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| of little importance; minor; having or showing a narrow mean character |
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| in condition or situation, especially a sad or dangerous one |
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| the act of following; an activity, job, sport, to which one gives time and energy |
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| to feel sorry for having done wrong |
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| loud enough to echo; unmistakable or emphatic |
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| dreamy thinking, especially about pleasant things; daydream |
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| cancellation, especially by authority |
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| a brief fight between small groups, usually part of a battle |
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| a halt in struggle because both sides are equally strong and neither side will give in; deadlock |
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| the act of fighting or quarreling; struggle, conflict |
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| can be hurt or attacked; likely to be hurt, sensitive |
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| full of eagerness; enthusiastic |
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