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| a clumsy or poor peice of work;mess |
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| the clients or customers as of a professional person or shop; group or body of clients |
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| to express sympathy with a person who is suffering sorrow, misfortune, grief. |
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| to come together, usually for a public service |
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| a close friend or companion |
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| w/out interest or concern;not caring; |
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| force or speed of movement |
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| to make an express demand or arrangement as a condition or agreement |
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| a person enpowered to decide matters at issue; to judge |
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| gap made in a wall, line of soldiers ;rift;fissure |
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| whiny speech, the characteristics or secret language of a particular group |
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| to frustrate by throwing into disorder; disarrange |
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| a state of rest or balance due to the equal actin of opposing forces |
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| unmindful; unconscious; unaware |
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| to make, put, or set right; remedy; correct |
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| a plan, scheme, or trick for suprising or deceiving an enemy |
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| of ample or considerable amount, quantity, or size |
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