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| nervous agitation; apprehension; fear |
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| existing everywhere at the same time; omnipresent |
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| marked by a smug, ingratiating, and false earnestness of spirituality |
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| to waver in mind, will, or feeling; hesitant; indecisive |
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| an empty space; a vacuous or inane thing |
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| marked by lack of ideas/intelligence |
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| green with vegetation; unripe in experience or judgment |
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| a brief word, picture, or sketch |
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| to utter slanderous and abusive statements against |
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| to protect from attack; exonerate; to clear one's name; avenge |
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| caustic feeling or speech; hateful |
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| given to loud outcry; clamorous; strident |
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| tending to erupt into violent action; explosive |
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| characterized by ready or rapid speech; talkative; fluent; loquacious |
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| marked by great volume or bulk; numerous; full |
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| a person given to luxurious self-enjoyment; unchaste; lewd; extravagant |
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| distortion of facial muscles; cleverly and often ironically and grimly humorous |
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