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| liable to change very rapidly, erric; marked by a lack of consistly or steadiness inconsistent |
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| capable of being wrong, mistaken, or innaccurate |
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| one who flees or runs away fleeting lasting a very short time wandering difficult to grasp |
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| very dirty covered with dirt or soil |
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| a very small part or quanity |
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| to beat or knock about handle roughly to mangle a heavy hammer |
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| possible able to happen something that can develop or become a reality |
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| to beg implore ask earnestly |
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| to rule over by streangth or power control to tower over command due to hight |
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| easily taught led or managed obediant |
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| an imitation designed to decieve not genuine fake to make an illegal copy |
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| to combine unite to make solid or firm |
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| a short account of an incident in someones life |
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| shining bright giving forth light or energy |
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| relating to farm areas and life in the country |
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| large important majior significant prosperous not imaginary material |
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| skilled in handling difficult situaltions or people polite |
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| to interfere with to meddle rashly or foolishly with to handel in a screat and improper way |
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| last final most importnat or extreme eventual basic fundamental |
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| doubt the state of being unsure |
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