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| to sparkle, to twinkle, to sparkle intellectually |
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| having a pleasant odor, suggestive or evocative |
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| diplomacy, tact, artful management |
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| to remove offensive passages of a play, novel, etc. |
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| a noisy uproar; a scene of wild confusion |
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| a division into two parts |
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| using few words, short, concise |
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| a word humorously misused |
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| pursuit of pleasure, especially of the senses |
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| to frolic, to romp about playfully |
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| sleight of hand, deception |
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| impressive but meaningless language |
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| to lower oneself before an inferior |
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| briefness, short duration |
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| excessively submissive or overly attentive |
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| dashingly stylish and confident |
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| a total rejection of established laws |
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| attractive in a cheap, flashy way |
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| signaling favorable or promising results |
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| poor conduct or wrongdoing, especially on the part of a public official |
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| given to lustful or lewd thoughts |
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| a person or thing of little importance |
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| to deceive, to charm, to enchant |
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| burdensome, heavy, hard to endure |
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| strongly held, not easy to separate |
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| marked by the absence of romance or physical attraction |
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| calmness, composure or cool self-possession |
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| boredom, a weariness resulting from a lack of interest |
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| biased in perspective, preferring one view over another |
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| having a negative effect, insulting |
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| done without planning, spur of the moment, unexpected, makeshift |
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| not resourceful or cunning, inept |
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| prudent or shrewdly tactful |
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| to voice disapproval or protest |
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| someone with knowledge of two or more languages |
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| a poorly done artistic work, often for quick profit |
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| to place side-by-side for comparison |
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| an exact opposite, an opposite extreme |
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| embarrassment, a complete loss of courage |
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| whirlpool, turbulence, agitated state of mind |
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| to lessen seriousness by providing partial excuses |
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| happening by chance or accident |
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| a complete failure, a total collapse |
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| done without care, in a routine fashion |
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| to summarize, to repeat briefly |
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| to keep away from, to avoid, to shun |
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| pertaining to sexual love |
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| one who leads an immoral life |
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