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| DONE IN A SMOOTH, OFFHAND MANNER; EASILY SPOKEN |
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| SAD OR MOURNFUL, OFTEN TO AN EXAGGERATED DEGREE |
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| DELICATE SKILL; SUBTLETY; TO BRING ABOUT WITH SKILL, TO EXADE |
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| AN AVENGER; AN UNBEATABLE RIVAL; A PERSON WHO PUNISHES ANOTHER FOR EVIL DEEDS |
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| COMMONPLACE; TRITE; STALE FROM OVERUSE |
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| A FICTITIOUS NAME ASSUMED BY AN AUTHOR; A PEN NAME |
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| STRONGLY SATIRICAL WRITING; TO RIDICULE OR SATIRIZE |
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| VILLAINOUS; INFAMOUS; HAVING A BAD REPUTATION |
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| QUARRELSOME; HOSTILE; INCLINED TO FIGHTING |
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| A MILD EXPRESSION USED IN PLACE OF A HARSH, CRUDE, OR DISTASTEFUL EXPRESSION |
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| HAZY; VAGUE; NOT CLEARLY DEFINED |
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| HOPELESSLY LOW; WRETCHED; MISERABLE; WITHOUT SELF-RESPECT |
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| ACCEPTABLE BEHAVIOR; CONFORMITY WITH CONVENTIONAL SPEECH |
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| TO ATTACK WITH ABUSIVE LANGUAGE; TO CALL INSULTING NAMES |
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| IN A STATE OF MENTAL CONFLICT; AGITATED; CRAZED |
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| TO REPROVE MILDLY AND KINDLY, BUT SERIOUSLY; TO CAUTION OR WARN |
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| MATTER-OF-FACT; ORDINARY; COMMONPLACE |
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| SLUGGISHLY; INDIFFERENT; CALM |
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| IN PROPER PROPORTION; HAVING THE SAME SCALE, MEASURE, OR SIZE |
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| ONE WHO IS IN DISGUISE OR USING AN ASSUMED NAME |
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| AWARE OF OR INFORMED ABOUT SOMETHING |
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| RIDICULOUS; EXAGGERATEDLY COMICAL |
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| WANDERING OR SHIFTING FROM ONE SUBJECT TO ANOTHER; RAMBLING |
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| AN OBVIOUS EXAGGERATION, MADE FOR EFFECT AND NOT MEANT TO BE TAKEN LITERALLY |
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| OCCURRING BY CHANCE; ACCIDENTAL; FORTUNATE |
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| TO ABSORB AND INCORPORATE FOOD OR KNOWLEDGE; TO ABSORB ONE GROUP INOT A LARGER CULTURE |
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| DISCONTENT AND LISTLESSNESS FROM LACK OF OCCUPATION OR INTEREST |
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| HYPNOTISM; HYPNOTIC APPEAL; INTENSE FASCINATION |
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| ONE WHO IS EXILED OR WHO HAS WITHDRAWN FROM HIS OR HER NATIVE LAND; BANISHED |
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v. TO PROCLAIM; TO DISPLAY PUBLICLY
n. A COAT OF ARMS; A BANNER |
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| TO LESSEN; TO RELIEVE; TO CALM |
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| AN ABSOLUTE RULER; A TYRANT |
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| CLEVER; SKILLFUL IN A MENTAL OR PHYSICAL WAY |
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| A SHOW OF FALSE BRAVERY OR CONFIDENCE |
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| HAVING OR SHOWING A QUICK TEMPER OR IRASCIBLE NATURE |
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| A FUNERAL HYMN; POETIC OR MUSICAL EXPRESSION OF GRIEF |
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| CONVERSATION OR CONFERENCE, USUALLY FORMAL |
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| CRAFTINESS; DECEIT; CUNNING |
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| ANGELIC; OF THE HIGHEST ORDER OF ANGELS |
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| SHAPELESS; OF NO PARTICULAR FORM OR TYPER; NOT ORGANIZED |
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| PROPER ACTION, SPEECH, AND DRESS; GOOD MANNERS AND BEHAVIOR |
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| SOMEONE WHOSE WELFARE OR CAREER IS GUIDED AND HELPED BY A MORE INFLUENTIAL PERSON |
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| NATURALLY CHEERFUL AND HOPEFUL; CONFIDENT; HAVING A RUDDY COMPLEXION |
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| BADLY WRITTEN OR TRIVIAL VERSE |
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| A PERSON WHO PRACTICES UNUSUAL SELF-DENIAL OR DISCIPLINE |
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| EASILY DONE; PERFORMING OR WORKING WITH EASE; ADROIT; NOT SINCERE OR PROFOUND |
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