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| A break or interruption (often from work). |
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| Deceptively attractive or believable |
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| To make gestures (esp. while speaking) |
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| Sudden or unexpected changes in one's life |
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| Impossible to see through, impossible to understand |
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| Feeling regret or sorrow for ones offenses, feeling remorseful |
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| Difficult to understand, mysterious |
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| Incapable of being penetrated or affected |
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| To annoy or disturb; to pester |
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| Thoroughly soaked with liquid or moisture; saturated |
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| scorching and burning; passionate |
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| Glowing; brilliant; enlightening |
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| A false show of bravery or defiance |
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| An object believed to have magical powers |
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| Original; unspoiled; pure |
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| A non-comformist; a rebel |
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| Overused, unoriginal, commonplace |
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| A thick growth of small trees, shrubs, or bushes |
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| Not based on careful judgment or distinction, random |
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| Facial expression; manner or bearing |
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| To consent or comply passively or without protest |
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| To strike against forcefully |
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| Embodied in human form; personified |
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| To foretell or predict; to know by intuition |
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| To make better; to improve |
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| To make better; to improve |
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| To clarify; to make clear; to shed light on |
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