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| a minor weakness in character |
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| passing away quickly; fleeing |
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| incapable of being restrained |
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| very strong; having or showing mental quickness |
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| something handed down from the past as from an ancestor |
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| a slight variation of meaning, expression, color, or tone |
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| a list of artistic works, such as plays, opera,s or songs, that a preformer or ensemble is prepared to preform |
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| utter; complete;bleak; harsh |
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| feeling or showing an overbearing pride or self-importance; conceited |
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| showing a haughty or disdainful disregard for |
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| showing a snobbish or superior attitude |
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| showing disdain or contempt; scornful |
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| interested only in one's own needs or affairs; self-centered |
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| having or showing great pride on oneself and scorn for others |
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| characterized by undue dignity or self-importance |
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| easily irritated or annoyed |
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| something added, but not essential, to another thing |
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| gathered together into a whole; total |
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| to gather in a crowd or mass |
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| remarkable bad or offensice |
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| fond of company of others; sociable |
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| the act of joining or the state of being joined |
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| a group, usually made up of military officers, that rules a country after the overthrow of the government |
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| to set apart from others; isolate |
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