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| Lacking worldly experience and understanding. |
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| To become gradually less until little remains. |
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| Wreckage or cargo afloat after a shipwreck. |
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| Courage, boldness as in battle. |
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| To fall from a previous level. |
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| To be unsteady in purpose or action. |
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| A ban resulting from a social custom or emotional aversion. |
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| Having imposong physical srtength. |
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| The scattered remains of something broken or destroyed. |
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| To behave in a demeaning manner. |
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| Easy or pleasant to speak to. |
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| To make clumsy attempts to move or regain ones balance. |
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| A manual thresing device. |
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| An extremeley hard surface. |
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| The buying and selling of goods between cities or nations. |
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| A government order prohibiting merchant ships to move out of its ports. |
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| The foreward projecting part of an animal's head. |
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| A decree or proclamation issued by an authority and having the force of a law. |
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