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| To make amends for, make up for |
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| To make easy, cause progress faster |
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| Resulting from LUCK or CHANCE |
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| To prohibit, to direct or order |
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| To sympathize with, have pity for |
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| The adoption of another groups ways |
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| roundabout, not direct, not getting to the point |
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A state of great excitement or turbulence
To produce alcohol |
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| Bitter, sarcastic, highly caustic |
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| To use coaxing or flattery to get what you want |
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| To steal something, to take for ones own use |
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| A natural habit or tendency |
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| Existing in name, not real, too small to be taken seriously |
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| Thin, slender, poorly supported, lacking proof |
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| Resistant to lawful authority |
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| Not decisive or definite, unwilling to say yes or no |
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| Composure or coolness, aplomb |
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| Resulting from lack of attention, ACCIDENTAL, unintentional |
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