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| praise, approval; to sault; to hail |
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| to collect; to gather; to accumulate |
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| one who believes in the absence of government or law |
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| to speak in a witty or teasing manner |
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| lighthearted; joyous, glad, cheerful, free of spirit |
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| harsh sounding, having dissonance |
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| the state of being self-satisfied |
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| to bring out a response; to evoke |
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| merriment, state of being jolly |
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| to start a fire, to stir up |
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| stinginess, frugality; excessive economy |
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| having clear insight, shrewd, very perceptive |
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easily manipulated or able to be bent freely without breaking |
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| to quiet or put down a disturbance |
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| to set right or to correct |
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| to be sory for, to regret |
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| eacting in a secret and sneaky way--this is a negative term |
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| marked by great volume or size |
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