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| very small, indicating small ing size or being, thinking little of someone |
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| not openly shown or easily seen |
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| absurdly awkward or bazzarre |
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| to tire or weaken; gradual weakening |
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| a person who does not belive in god(s) or any religion |
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| thin or skinny expecially due to hunger or sickness |
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| self-important, someone who thinks they are better than other people |
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| known immediately without reasoning or thinking |
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| to give the main points in a consending form with small details left out |
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| cautious in action;careful |
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| carful,cautious marked by wisdom |
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| someone who has no training or experience in an activity |
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| delibrate cheating: Causing someone to beleive it is true |
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| to show difference between two or more objects or ideas |
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| an unfreindly meeting between two or more people or groups with different veiwpoints |
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| the conditions or experiance of serious or continued misfortune |
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