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| swarming; abounding; full of |
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| to restrain by binding the arms or the wings of |
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| to steal (a small amount or item) |
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| incapable of being stopped or persuaded |
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| arousing, fear, dread or alarm; difficult to defeat |
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| musingly or dreamily thoughtful; suggestive of sad thoughtfulness melancholy |
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| respectable due to age, rank |
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| to passively agree pr comply; to give in or yield |
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| having a gradual cumulative negative effect |
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| reckless or daring, brashness or heatless disregard for danger |
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| with little or no emotion |
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| sly, stealthy, secretive or shifty |
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| having a dirty or wretched appearance |
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| to ease, to make less painful, or burdensome |
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| to lessen the anger of, to calm down |
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