To scold angerily

(to criticize or scold harshly)

to drive away

(to make unsympathetic or unfriendly, alienate)

very happy

(overjoyed; having an intense feeling of well-being)

impulsive

(done or acting in a hurry with little thought)

Disadvantage

(something that causes damage, harm, or loss)

Dexterous

Skilled

(skillful in using the hands and body)

Good Sense

(good judgement or tact in actions or speaking) 

Funny

(humorous; playfully joking)

Outgoing

(sociable; enjoying and seeking the company of others)

Ideal 

(best possible ; most facorable; most desirable)

Showy

(meant to impress others ;flashy)

Ethical

(careful about moral standards conscientious)

Sensory

of the senses

(having to do with seeing; hearing, feeling, tasting, or smelling)

Indirect

(experienced through the imagination not experienced directly)

to act as a team

(to work together on a project cooperate in an effort)

Depressed

(downhearted; hopeless; overwhelmed with sadness)

Instigate

to cause

(to bring about by moving others to action; stir up)

Quick to Recover

(able to recover quickly from harm, illness or misfortune)

Looking back

(reviewing the past; considering past events)

Basic

(fundamental; necessary to learn first)

to laugh at 

(to make fun of; mock; refuse to take seriously)

to hold back

(to silence or suppress; crush)

to honor

(to respect deeply; revere)

an extremist

(a person totally devoted to a purpose or cause)

Unclear

(able to be interpreted in more than one way not clear)

A Rebel

(a person opposed to established ideas or beliefs, especially in politics or religion)

to decorate

(to decorate, beautify by adding details)

to waste

(to spend or waste a little at a time)

not intended

(unintentional; accedental)

Silly

(without sense or meaning; foolish)

to put side by side

(to place close together, especially in order to compare or contrast)

Weariness

(a great lack of energy; inactivity due to laziness sluggishness)

Perfect

(not capable of error or failue; unable to make a mistake)

overly emotional

(tearfully sentimental; overly emotional)

to go backward

(to return to an earlier generally worse, contion or behavior)

to give up

(to surrender something; give up something)

Found Everywhere

(existing or seeming to exist everywhere at the same time)

to highest point 

(to highest point or condition ; peaka)

Irregular

(happening now and then occasional)

to pay for

(to support financially ; provide a great or contribution)