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| hostility, active opposition |
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| of doubtful authenticity, counterfeit |
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| (adj) able to put one's thoughts into words easily and clearly (v) to speak distinctly |
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| to calm or soothe; to satifsy |
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| to increase or enlarge, to become greater in size |
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| stern in manner or appearance; strict in morals |
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| a person who suppots the principle of subjection to authority instead of individual freedom |
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| independence, self-government |
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| strong or fixed dislike; antipathy |
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| to make something seem less important |
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| to leave money or property by a will; to pass along |
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| strikingly odd in appearance or style; grotesque |
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| high sounding; marked by use of language without much real meaning |
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| a clown; someone who amuses with tricks and jokes |
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hiding place; something hidden in a hiding place
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