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| Deviatoin, disorder from the norm |
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| Harsh speech and attitude |
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| Making something seem bigger than it actually is |
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| Prompt cheerful readiness |
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Charitable, interested in the benefit of others
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| Inaccurate, outdated, misplaced |
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| aggressive, combative, antagonistically |
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| given to sudden changes in behavior for no reason |
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| deception and evasion to achieve something |
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| Disagreeable, argumentative |
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| able or willing to believe too readily |
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| Responsible or accountable for an action |
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| to correct a false impression |
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| conflicting or non harmonious sounds or ideas |
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| harsh sounds, clashing attitudes or ideas |
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| very assertive towards things that can't be proven, opinionated |
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| to expunge by removing or covering up |
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| the origin or history of a word |
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| show clearly or demonstrate |
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| to make something happen faster |
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| not meant to be taken seriously, joking, kidding |
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| a disaster or situation gone badly wrong |
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| skillful handling of a situation or maneuver |
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| having a worn or guant appearance |
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| aimlessly or without a plan |
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| one's attitude or temperament |
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| impulsive, acting without thinking |
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| inseperably, unable to be solved |
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| hidden or mysterious, giving no clue to its meaning; unable to be understood through observation |
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| stealthily; gradually, without being noticed |
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| uncompromising, unbending |
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| pretending to be sick or injured to avoid work or dangerous duty |
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| at an angle or slanting; indirect or misleading |
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| fawningly or with insincere flattery |
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| settle ridigly into an idea, habit, or process; 'to turn into bone'. |
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| appearing or seeming to be, but not necessarily so. |
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| strong liking or inclination |
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| automatic or done without thinking or appreciable effort |
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| examine or consider in detail |
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| one who tells lies or avoids the truth |
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| a nagging doubt or foreboding |
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| to suppress, appease, or pacify |
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| whiningly or cantankerously |
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| vibration or echo, consequence, or result of an earlier action |
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| luckily found by coincidence or accident |
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| a position of little or no responsibility or effort |
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| anxious or concerned, careful or particular |
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| to stop the flow of blood from a wound or water from a leak |
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| pretentious or artificial, awkward to an audience or listener |
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| striped, banded, or grooved |
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| one who flatters to gain advantage, a suck-up |
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| fearful agitation or an upset condition |
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| to shorten or cut off the end of something |
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| done, felt for, or through another |
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| a woman's headdress worn over the head and around neck |
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