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| to grow or accumulate over time |
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| a critical or explanatory note or comment |
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| a state or scene of uproar and confusion |
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| pleasant, courteous, lighthearted |
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| to demand insistenly; pester |
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| effective, producing results; effectual |
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| calmness, composure; tranquility |
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| accidental, occuring by a happy chance |
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| the essential part, main point; substance |
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| freely given, not called for by circumstance; voluntary |
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| overbearing, arrogant, seeking to dominate |
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a strong denunciation or condemnation,
abusive language |
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| showing a great variety; variegated |
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| extremely generous; bounteous; liberal |
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| to delay, put off; temporize |
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| tending to produce a strong feeling; stimulating |
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| exceeding ordianary knowledge and understanding; esoteric; arcane |
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| a depraved, unprincipled person; scoundrel |
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| characterized by or calling for continued sitting |
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| moderate, sparing; temperate |
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| deserving of blame or correction |
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| likely but not certain to happen, possible |
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| To confirm, make more certain, bolster |
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| passing aimlessly from one place or subject to another, rambling |
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| to scatter or spread widely |
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| poorly dressed, shabby, lacking smartness and good taste |
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| highly colored, reddish, excessively ornate |
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| to impose by fraud, to pass off as worthy or genuine |
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| akward, lacking in social graces; inept |
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| An opinion different from accepted belief; unorthodox |
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| to impress on the mind by repetition, teach persistently and earnestly |
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| capable of being touched or felt, easily seen |
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| having sympathetic insight or understanding |
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| extremely harmful; injurious |
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| leaping, jumping; striking |
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| to satisfy completely, to fill to excess; gratify |
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| to make or become dry and withered |
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| deceptive, apparently good |
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| to clear from blame; acquit |
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| a representation in which the subject's characteristic features are deliberately exaggered; cartoon |
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| a loud ringing sound; din |
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| an eager desire for something, greed |
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| harmful, injurious; detrimental |
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| to raise to a higher degree, improve |
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| to captivate, charm; fascinate |
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| to lessen the seriousness or magnitude; moderate |
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| implied or understodd though unexpressed; inferred |
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| marked by conspicuous or pretentious display; flashy |
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| a model of excellence or perfection; exemplar |
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| to restate in other words |
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| Prudent, shrewdly conceived and developed |
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| Dull, lacking in distinction and originality |
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| making a show of virtue or righteousness; heartfelt |
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| sparkling, twinkling; stimulating |
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| charming, attractive; winning |
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