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| a person acting of or thinking in a mechanical way (without thought or independence) |
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| the use of ridicule or scorn to show contempt (noun) (middle english) |
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| deviating from conventional or accepted usage or conduct especially in odd or whimsical way (adjective) (greek) |
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| excessive self referencing; conceitedness; selfishness (noun)(latin) |
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| a secret agent (noun) (latin) |
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| something that pains as if by pricking (noun) (middle english) |
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| peculiar; different from other people in behavior, attitude, etc. (noun) (greek) |
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| being plunged into somthing, as in a liquid like water |
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| not logically connected; having trouble expressing oneself clearly |
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| too small to be measured (noun) (latin) |
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| crippled,mutilated, or disabled (verb) (middle english) |
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| to appropraite beforehand; to seize before anyone else can |
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| Day dreaming or dreamy thinking |
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| an office producing income but requiring little or no work in return (noun) (latin) |
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| a brief fight between small groups |
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| The acting of thinking, pondering, or conjecting; often merely theoretical |
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| state of stunned amazement or utter bewilderment (noun) (middle english) |
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| the state of being opressively hot and humid or inflamed with passion or lust (adj) |
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| rendered motionless, as if by impalement |
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| a feeling of great joy,power, or pride; elation (noun) |
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| to urge earnestly through advice, etc., to do what is proper (verb) (me) |
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| transformed (especially outwardly) so as to seem exalted or glorified (british) (middle english) |
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| muddy or cloudy from sediment; confused or muddled |
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