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| harsh or bitter in speech or temper |
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| lighten or lessen physical or mental pain or discomfort |
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| a relation between two things |
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severe in character or jedgement severely simple |
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| fradulent pretender to skill or knowledge |
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give passive consent to; look the other way permit wrongdoing by pretending to be ignorant cooperate with or encourage secretly |
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| attainment by anything of its highest point |
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| turn aside from a customary direction or the right course |
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| no longer productive; worn out |
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summary of book or article part that is typical of the whole |
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| advantageous; based on the desire for special advantage or selfish profit rather than on principle or right |
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inspiring fear or awe difficult to accomplish because of obstacles |
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| worn out through frequent use |
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constitutional eccentricity peculiar to an individual a personal mannerism |
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| having more than one possible meaning; unclear |
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| pertaining to the essential nature of a thing |
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| worthy of commendation or praise |
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pertaining to the world worldly |
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| exclude from public or private favor and privileges |
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excessively frugal or stingy unwilling to spend money |
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| prejudice; favorable opinion of person or thing arrived beforehand |
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| remarkable bravery or skill |
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| mark with a stigma, reproach or disgrace; to brand or blemish |
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| ravenous w/ hunger; greedy to eat; eager to devour |
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| acutemess of mental penetration; keeness of insight |
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| hating or distrusting mankind |
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| excessive desire for wealth |
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| persuade or influence by flattery or deceit |
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| existence of mutually conflicting feelings or thoughts; such as love and hate together about some person |
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| distinguished from the rest of the group by undesirable qualities |
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| being capable of double or doubtful interpretation; questionable or uncertain |
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| grow together or fuse into one mass or body |
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| evenness of temper and mind |
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| offering services when they are not wanted |
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| attrocious; deeply offensive |
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| predicament that leaves one no escape |
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| of long standing; deeply rooted |
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| to scold bitterly and harshly; to punish |
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sharp sensation; smell or taste words that are piercing |
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| veer or swerve continually from one opinion or course to another |
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| not to be penetrated; cannot be understood |
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deviation from the norm blurring or distortion of an image |
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| savage an dcruel character; awakening terror |
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full of senile compliance excessively obedient |
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