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| An extremely talented child; an extraordinary accomplishment or occurrence |
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| Not having to do with religion; irreverent; blasphemous |
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| To declare; to declare falsely or pretend |
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| Thoroughly competent; skillful; good (at something) |
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| Extravagantly wasteful and, usually, wildly immoral |
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| The industrial working class |
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| To spread or grow rapidly |
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| Abundantly productive; fruitful or fertile |
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| To proclaim; to publicly or formally declare something |
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| A natural inclination or tendency, a predilection |
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| Marked by favorable signs or conditions |
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| An advocate, a supporter of a position |
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| Characteristic of an owner of property; constituting property |
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| Dull; unimaginative; like prose (as opposed to poetry) |
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| To convert (someone) from one religion or doctrine to another; to recruit converts to a religion or doctrine |
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| The leading character in a novel, play, or other work; a leader or champion |
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| Preparing for the future; providing for the future; frugal |
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| Limited in outlook to one's own small corner of the world; narrow |
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| Conditional; temporary; tentative |
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| Careful; having foresight |
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| Commonly accepted; supposed; reputed |
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| Much, for, a lot - Prolific, profuse, prodigal |
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| To see - Evident, television, video |
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