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| to agree, sometimes reluctantly, to a dicision made by others/ to concur in an arangement, suggestion, etc. |
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| a first principle as of a subject to be learned. a first slight begining of something. |
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| correspondece of opposite parts in size, shape, and position. |
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| to accuse publically; inform against; to sondemn strongly and usually publically |
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| canvas coated with a waterproofing compound |
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| to ask earnestly; beg; implore |
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| ill-tempered; moody; sullen |
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| bluntness, slow to understand (>90 degrees) |
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| lacking harmony or agreement of parts, innapropriate |
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| to say in protest, objection to protest, object |
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| working or done for payment only; a soldier hired to serve for a foreign army |
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| a short club with a heavy end; to bully or coerce |
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| an abnorman drowsiness; slugishness apathy |
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| a stiff suitcase that opens in two compartments |
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| early or early enough, prompt |
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| made up, pretended, dessembled |
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