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| to involve or connect unfavorably; entangle; incriminate |
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| a medication to reduce or eliminate pain; painkiller |
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| wickedness; vileness; depravity; wantonness; decadence |
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| left to one's own judgement; elective; nonobligatory; unrestricted |
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| to confuse; to perplex; bewilder; baffle |
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| unpleasant to the taste or the mind; displeasing; objectionable; offensive |
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| exaggerated emotional behavior |
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| extremely harsh; very severe; callous; merciless |
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| disgusting; offensive to the senses; nauseating; fetid |
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| attentive to details in conduct or action; conscientious; particular; meticulous |
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| Authentic; genuine; indubitable; bonafide |
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| rosy or red in color; ruddy; reddish; flushed |
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| unruly; disruptive; stubborn; difficult |
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| near death; about to die; dying; perishing |
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| a large, destructive fire; blaze; inferno |
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| a person under the guidance or training of another; apprentice |
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| difficult or impossible to discern or perceive; imperceptible; indistinguishable; subtle |
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| extremely infectious or poisonous; venomous; toxic |
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| calm and unemotional; apathetic; cold; unfeeling |
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| a skilled manual worker; a craftsperson |
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| to give in response to receiving something; match |
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| rationally defensible; sound; viable; credible |
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| an unnecessary, wasteful project |
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| a stubborn, ill-tempered person; grouch; bellyacher; killjoy |
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| a portion or part of something; division; piece |
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| to impress upon or teach someone by repetition |
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| relating to the governing of property or estate on behalf of others |
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| offensive; repulsive; abhorrent; obnoxious |
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| disgrace; extreme dishonor; obloquy; ignanimity; shame |
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| a monarch; one who has great power; sovereign; magnate; king |
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| very noticeable or obvious; conspicuous; clear |
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| independence; self-vile; license; sovereignty |
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| relating to the sense of taste |
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| pertaining to the underworld; dwelling in or beneath the surface of the earth |
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| to root out or eradicate; to destroy completely; expunge; uproot; eterminate |
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| to change or be changed from liquid into a thickened or solid mass; congeal; solidify; curdle |
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| power; might; strength; vigor |
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| name; title; designation; denomination; classification |
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| traveling especially by foot; ambulant; vagabond; nomatic |
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| one who hates or mistrusts humankind |
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| pertaining to guardianship; custodial; guardian |
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| descendant; heir; successor; progeny |
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| the science; philosophy; application of the law |
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| contemptuous; arrogant; haughty; condescending; conceited |
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| having ill-will; wishing harm; evil; malicious; sinister; menacing |
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| effectively keen and forceful in thought or expression; cutting; forthright |
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| relating to the middle class |
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| emerging; coming into existence; blooming; fledgling |
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| not capable or being undone or voided; immutable; unremitting; constant |
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| a heroic champion or leader; knight |
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| something essential; a prerequisite; must; requirement; necessity |
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| known or understood by only a few; mysterious; secret; obscure; esoteric |
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| merely touching or slightly connected; digressing from the main point; nonessential; peripheral |
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| quickly changing; volatile; fickle; unstable |
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| to clear of guilt; to declare innocent; exonerate; acquit; vindicate |
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| healthful; salutary; wholesome |
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| a sudden change or shift in one's life or circumstances; alteration; variation |
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| to suppress; squash; extinguish; muffle; thwart |
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| a beginner; novice; amateur; neophyte; rookie |
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| to admit or be admitted into a group or a college |
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| moral corruption; perversion; immorality; debauchery; vice |
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| having delusions of grandeur; an obsession with grandiose things |
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| to relate to a particular cause; to ascribe; credit; blame; impute |
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| swiftness of action; speed; haste; rapidity; alacrity |
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| pertaining to food, nutrition, or digestion; dietary; nutritive |
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| dating from birth; inherent or natural; inborn |
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| a discussion; a conversation; communication |
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| first in time; original; primeval; prehistoric |
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| compensation; payment; recompense; restitution; reimbursement |
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| to reduce, weaken, or lessen; diminish; shrink; reduce |
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| subject to change; variable; inconstant; unstable |
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| light or airy; intangible; heavenly; celestial; impalpable; unearthly |
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| formal praise; a tribute; acclaim; endorsement; commendation |
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| pertaining to the sense of touch |
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| a person who renounces material comforts and practices extreme self-denial |
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