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| stressing trivial points of learning |
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| making claims to some distinctions; showy |
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| inactive; in repose; latent |
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| unruly; refusing to obey authority |
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| hard to control; restless; contrary |
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| coarse; vulgar in language |
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| sarcastic; bitterly sneering |
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| flimsy or thin in texture or substance |
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| sensuous; full of sensual delights and pleasures |
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| without instrumental accompaniment |
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| for this case only; temporary |
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| one who enjoys good food and other pleasant things |
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| a short musical phrase that recurs and is associated with a given character, situation, or emotion in an opera. |
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| a defendant's plea declaring that he will not make a defense but not admitting guilt |
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| in the greatest degree of excellence |
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| one who has suddenly acquired wealth or power |
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| a principal dish of a meal |
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| one thing in return for another |
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| to be on the lookout or on the alert |
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| a ready knowledge of what to do or say |
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| a person or thing that is face to face with another. opposite; opposed to |
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