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| able to gain and retain information or ideas; concerned with gaining wealth or property |
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| Hackneyed, commonplace, trite |
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| To work on excessively; thrash soundly |
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| Always finding fault in a nasty way; nagging sarcasm |
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| Fit together; stick together well; make logical whole |
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| To make firmer or more rigid; turn from a liquid to a solid |
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| To imitate with the intent of surpassing or equalling model |
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| Formal praise; lavish tribute |
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| To shun, stay away from, avoid |
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| So great or demanding as to not be satisfied |
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| Hateful or offensive; usually causes bittnerness or resentment |
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| Genorous in giving; large contributions |
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| Military survery; used for any preliminary inspection or examination |
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| To stall in order to gain time to avoid confrontation |
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| Capable of being held or defended |
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