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| to feel or express sorrow or regret for |
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| a feeling of uneasiness or anxiety caused by regret for doing something wrong |
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| to lie or wait in concealment |
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| contemptuously rude behavior or speech |
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| something demanded or due as a particular privelige |
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| to ward off; evade or dodge |
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| to cause someone to have long lasting annoyance |
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| something heard, but not known to be fact; rumour |
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| a prediction of something bad or harmful |
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| a false statement or report |
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| a person who looks extremely ill |
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| a curse or speech intended to bring about destruction or evil |
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| something or someone that is hated |
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| to reject or refuse something with contempt; despise |
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| silly or light behavior, usually at an innappropriate time |
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| to treat or regard someone with great respect |
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| describes something extremely unpleasant or poor quality |
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