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| to quibble, find fault frivolously |
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| to match exactly, occupy the same time or place |
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| to worth together, cooperate |
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| to excuse by seeming to overlook, treat as if trivial |
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| meditate upon, gaze at, to intend or plan |
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| to restrain through fear or doubt, hinder or discourage |
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| to belittle, speak slightingly of |
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| to serve as an example of |
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| lively willingness, briskness |
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| slander, false or malicious statements |
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| shame, vexation, humiliation |
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| amazement and terror, dismay |
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| a predicament, agonizing choice |
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| a puzzle, mystery, perplexing situation |
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| learning, scholarly knowledge |
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| fruitfulness, productiveness |
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| (act of) sacrificing or being sacrificed |
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| new method or custom, major change |
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| (member of) the middle class |
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| written analysis of a work or art |
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| young woman making her formal appearance in society |
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| plotting, scheming; to arouse or stir the interest or curiosity of |
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| (list of) works a person or a company can perform |
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| blunder in choice of words |
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| person who is volatile, quick-witted, changeable |
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| agent of retribution, a just punishment |
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| highly versatile, readily taking numerous forms |
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| story in which characters are symbolic |
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| style of dancing, (a kind of) dance performance |
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| custodian of a museum or art collection |
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| outcome, solution (of a story or play) |
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| balance, correspondence of parts |
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| person especially skilled in one of the fine arts |
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| unselfishly concerned for others |
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| shrewd, crafty, keen of mind |
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| genuine, entitled to acceptance |
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| tending to increase or accumulate |
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| pertaining to church or clergy, especially as an established institution |
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| fortunate, aptly chosen, happily conceived |
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| majestic, befitting an emperor |
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| to act as go-between, serve as harmonizing agent |
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| repay an obligation, social or otherwise, exchange favors or courtesies |
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| to bring to agreement, harmonize |
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| to banish or to reduce to lower status |
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| to disavow, disown, reject |
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| to act evasively to gain time, yield temporarily to circumstances |
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| to seize (power or control) unlawfully |
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| to justify, clear of a charge or criticism |
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