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| showing lack of courage or determination |
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| to banish somebody from a group |
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| to make objections about something on small and unimportant points |
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| lacking or without something |
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| to expand, swell, or inflate as if by pressure from within |
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| too willing to agree with somebody or to do whatever demeaning thing somebody wants |
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| to assist somebody to do something illegally |
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| to agree to or comply with something passively rather than expressing approval or support |
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| ready or inclined to fight or go to war |
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| to make somebody used to something unpleasant over a period of time so he or she is no longer upset about it |
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| suitably related to something especially something being discussed |
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| the lowest possible point |
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| inclined to complain or find fault |
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| "to beat around the bush" |
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| understood or implied without stating the fact |
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| representing a great burden or much trouble |
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| quit easy to control and unlikely to cause trouble |
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