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| DESIRING OR CONSUMING GREAT QUANTITIES |
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| Choosing at random without careful selection. |
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| Of high reputation, outstanding. |
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| Soaked, drenched, saturated. |
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| Completely filled or supplied with. |
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| To exist in great numbers. |
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| Branch of knowledge dealing with engineering, applied science, etc. |
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| To predict or foretell a future event. |
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| A robot; a mechanical "person" |
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| A statement that at first seems to be absurb or self-contradictory, but which may in fact turn out to be true. |
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| Special field of something or someone; kingdom. |
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| A trce, smattering, or slight degree. |
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| To pester, nag, annoy persistently. |
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| To plead urgently for aid or mercy. |
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| Unpleasant, dull or hard work. |
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| To understand, know, become aware of. |
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| To admit your error & apologize. |
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| An item you purchase without having seen; a disappointment. |
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| Promising at the start, but then disappointing. |
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| To pour oil on troubled waters. |
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| To make peace, to calm someone down. |
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