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| Moderate;sparing(as in eating and drinking) self-Disiplined |
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| To emphasize, place stress on |
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| Deserving blame or correction |
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| Likely, but not certain to happen Possible |
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| An Inhibitant, resident,one who frequents a place |
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| Passing aimlessly from one subject or place to another |
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| To confirm, make more certain,support with |
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| Poorly dressed, shabby, lacking good taste |
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| Highly colored, excessively ornate, over decorated |
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| To impose or force another to accept by fraud. to bring in by stelth |
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| Awkward,lacking social grace |
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| opinion different from accepted belief |
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| to impress on the mind by repitition, teach persistently |
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| Capable of being touched or felt |
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| Having keen insight or understanding, sympathetic appreshion |
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| Extremely harmful, fatal or deadly |
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| to shrink back in fear, lose heart in a difficult or dangerous situation |
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| standing out conspicuously, leaping, jumping, springing |
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| Satisfy completely(hunger,desire) fill to excess |
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| to make or become dry and withered, to char or scorch the surface of |
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| deceptive apparently valid but lacking real merit |
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