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| willing to follow advice or authority, tractable, submissive; responsive; liable to be held responsible |
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| large-scale slaughter or loss of life |
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| too ready to believe, easily deceived |
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| a rule, test; a standard for judgment or evaluation |
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| to use up as a result of spending or consumption; to diminish greatly |
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| to expand on, write or talk at length or in detail; to move about freely |
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| coming from the outside, foreign; present but not essential, irrelevant |
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| the beginning, start, earliest stage of some process, institution, etc. |
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| a weakness or ailment (physical, mental, moral, etc.) |
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| lacking in nutritive value; lacking in interest or substance; immature, juvenile |
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| a collection of diverse or miscellaneous items; a general mixture; petals mixed with spices for scent |
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| showing unusually early development (especially in talents and mental capacity) |
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| delighting in cruelty, excessively cruel |
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| self-righteous, characterized by moralizing; given to use of maxims or adages; saying much in few words, pithy |
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| to beg earnestly and humbly |
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| an excess or overindulgence, as in eating or drinking, causing disgust / to feed or supply with anything to excess |
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| winding, twisted, crooked; highly involved, complex; devious |
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| swollen, bloated, filled to excess; overdecorated or excessive in language |
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