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| to desire, to strive, to hope for |
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| compact, closely packed together |
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| to follow or copy in the hope of equalling or surpassing |
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- Deformed, distorted, odd, or unnatural in appearance.
- Abusrd; ridiculous.
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| Unavoidably; inescapably. |
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| basic and essential to what something is |
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| open to view, not concealed |
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| to scold, to rant and rave |
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- to restore to friendship
- to settle a quarrel
- to be resigned to accept things the way they are
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| A sudden overthrow of the government. |
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- Enthusiasm; vigor.
- Style; flair.
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| An embarrassing social mistake. |
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| Favoring or practicing a policy of noninterferenc in the affairs of others. |
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| A person who is newly rich, especially one who shows off the wealth. |
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| Being an example of excellence. |
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| A private conversation between two people. For or of two people in intimate privacy. |
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- A flowing together of two or more streams.
- The place of this.
- A crowd; a coming together.
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| The outflow of something especially a stream from a body of water, an outflow from a sewer, or a discharge of waste from a factory. |
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- to move back and forth like a wave
- to vary in degree or value
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| spoken smoothly and easily |
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| to bend one knee and bow in worship or reverence |
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- Not easily bent; stiff; rigid.
- Unyielding in mind, principle, or purpose.
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| flowing into or coming in |
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| Smoothly or sweetly flowing. |
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| mechanical, unthinking, habitual |
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| excessive, more than needed, unnecessary |
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