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| adj. sunk to a miserable state; showing complete hoplessness;wretched |
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| adj. near; lying next to, but not necessarily touching |
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| verb to improve; to remove faults or errors; to correct |
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| verb to bother; to make angry by repeated noise or action |
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| noun a trait, quality, or characteristic of someone or something; an object associated with and identifying a person or thing |
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| noun a scene of confusion and uproar |
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| adj. extremely strange or unconventional in manner or appearance; odd, grotesque |
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| noun, verb a careless mistake, usually caused by ignorance or confusion; to move in a clumsy or bilnd manner |
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| verb, noun, adj. to distribute widely, to transmit a signal, or to make widely known; a transmission or widely available story; communicated by means of television or readio |
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| adj. able to burn, corrode, or dissolve; cutting or sarcastic |
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| noun, verb embarrassment or humiliation caused by failrue or disappointment; to cause one to feel mortified |
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| noun a person who claims to have knowledge or skills that he does not have |
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| verb to free, release, or disentangle from a constraint or difficulty |
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| verb to divide or split; to cling to |
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| noun a common, overused, an d often trite phrase or form of expression |
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| adj. and unconcerned; eager to please |
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| noun, verb something that completes or makes whole; to bring to perfection |
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| non an unforeseen event that affects the normal way of things; an embarrassing or awkward situation |
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| adj. remorseful and regretful; penitent |
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| verb to reduce or destroy a tenth of something; to severly damage |
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| noun verb a great flood; drenching rain; anything that overwhelms like a flood; to inundate |
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| verb to picture in words; to represent in a drawing or painting |
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| adj. comical or amusing in an odd or whimsical manner |
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| adj. uncanny, so as to inspire superstitious fear; weird, strange, or unearthly |
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| verb to surround; to hold inside or within; to include |
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| verb to follow as a consequence or result; to take place subsequently |
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| noun a summary, an abstract; a representative typical of an entire class |
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| verb to alienate; to remove form a place o r community |
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| noun the forms and practices prescribedd by social convention or authority |
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| noun a feeling of well-being, exhilaration, or great happiness |
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| verb to develop gradually; to undergo change or development |
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| verb to breathe out; to emit air or vapor |
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| verb to destroy or get rid of completely; to wipe out or annihilate |
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| noun intense or passionate emotion; zeal |
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| adj. lacking firmness or resilience; lacking vigor or energy |
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| verb, n oun to become nervous, excited, or upset; to agitate; a state of agitation or confusion |
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| noun any of the numerous clusters of stars, such as the Milky way, that constitute the universe; a gathering of celebrated people or things |
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| adj. lacking in social graces; inclined to commit social blunders |
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| noun verb a danger or risk; a possible source of danger; to chance or attempt someting |
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| noun verb a hidden collection of something kept for future use; to keep hidden or private |
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| adj. pertaining to the enemy; antagonistic; showing enmity |
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| noun the practice of feigning to be what one is not; falseness |
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| adj. sharp and clear; direct and to the point |
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| adj. unsuitable; inapproprite; awkwad; clumsy |
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| noun, verb the power to affect a person;s beliefs, behavior or decisions; one who exercise such influence; to have an effect on; to sway |
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| noun verb a secret or underhanded plot, or the act of carryinng out such a plot; to fascinate and arouse curiosity |
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| adj. unrelated to the subject; not relevant or necessary |
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| adj. good-humored and full of jokes, cheerfulness, or conviviality |
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| noun a seed; a central or essential part |
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| noun slugish indifference; a state of consciousness resembling deep sleep |
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| verb to execute, particularly by hanging, without legal authority or process |
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| verb to work, handle, or wield skillfully; to manage or influence |
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| noun one who roves in quest o f plunder; one who raids ot appropriate goods and valuable ofor himself |
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| noun a violent free-for-all; a confused and disorderly mingling |
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| noun verb a wise and trusted councelor or teacher; to serve as a trusted counselor or teacher |
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| constisting of diverse things; varied; of mixed kind of charater |
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| verb adj. to discuss or debate; arguable; subject to debate |
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| verb to confer with oneor more people to reach an agreement; to arrage or settle a discussion |
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| noun a special place; a comfortable spot or position in life |
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| adj. unmindful, unaware, forgetful |
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| adj. eating both animal and vegetable substances; taking in everything available |
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| verb to persecute by unjust force or authority; to weigh heavily upon |
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| noun a difficult or painful experience, especially one that tests a person's character or endurance |
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| adj. of or suitable for a palace; having the characteristics of a palace, such as spaciousness or ornateness |
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| adj. of or suitable for a palace; having the characteristics of a palace, such as spaciousness or ornateness |
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| noun a remedy for all diseases, evils, or difficulties |
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| noun a person or refined upbringing, high social stanging, or noble birth; a member of the elite or aristocracy |
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| noun verb a request to a superior authority an appeal or solicitation in formal written form; to make a serious request |
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| noun superabundance; excess |
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| verb, noun to rob a person or place forcibly; to devastate by theft and invasion; the act of robbery; pillage or loot |
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| adj. profoundly touching or deeply emotional physically painful; to the point |
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| verb to consider a matter carefully, thoughtfully, a nd with deliveration; to thing over or contemplate |
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| noun immediate proximity in the time and space; bearing |
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| adj. personal; exclusive; secluded from others |
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| adj. noun unsophisticated; narrow; a simple rual or country style |
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| noun the science of the mental processes and behavior of an infividual or group |
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| verb to suppress; put an end to; extinguish; to vanish; subdue |
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| noun a harmonious or trusting relationship |
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| verb to move back or away |
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| verb to decline to accept, do, give, or allow; to indicate unwillingness |
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| noun the restoration of an earlier state the renewal of vigor and activity |
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| verb to part, divide, or separate |
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| verb noun to burn superficially or slighty; to scorch; to burn the ends of hair; a supercicial burn |
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| adj. inclined to question the truth of accepted ideas; incredulous, critical, or doubting |
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| adverb having obtaining, or achieving something desired or intended, such as wealth, knowledge, or eminence |
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| noun rashness, reclkessness, or foolhardy disregard of danger |
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| adj. calm or beaceful; free from agitation |
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| noun an ideally perfect place or state of things, especially in regards to gov ernment and socail conditions |
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| noun intentional destruction o r defacement of public or private property |
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| n oun energy and enthusiasm, especially in artistic performances; vitality; liveliness |
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