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| shrewdness, intelligence, wisdom |
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| to sing, or play on an instrument, composing the music as one proceed |
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| to bring into existence, to cause or give rise to |
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| leaning/resting on something else; duty bound, obligatory, imposed as a duty or obligation |
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| striving to equal or excel; rivaling; aspiring to competition |
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| characterized by or showing servile complaisance or deference |
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| innumerable, composed of numerous parts; a vast number |
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| intense, full of enthusiasm and ardor. |
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| perry, game, victim, target |
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| tight, pulled; tense, worried, anxious |
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| to praise lavishly (generously), to glorify or exalt |
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| strong(physically and/or morally) |
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| indirectly; not in a straight forward manner |
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| characterized by intensity of emotion or convictions or forcefulness of expressions; acting with great force or energy;strong |
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| delightful, pleasing, delicious |
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| lacking in distinctive qualities |
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