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| v. to proclain or announce with noisy approval, such as shouts and applause n. acclaim and acclamation |
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| to make youthful or like new again; to renew or reinvirorate |
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| v. to respect and honor; to venerate, worship n. reverence |
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| v. to confirm, authorize; endorse, approve, support n. sanctions, forceful measures to assure compliance with law |
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| v. to moderate or adjust as conditions require; or, to strengthen through hardship |
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| to fill completely; satiate, soak |
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| to excite or stimulate (the mind or appetite); to hone or sharpen (a knife or mind) |
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| v. to examine minutely, with close attention n. scrutiny, close examination |
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| to fluctuate; to change from one opinion to another; also to hesitate |
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| to foil, baffle, or frustrate (someone’s attempts) |
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| v. to revere, respect, and admire with deference adj. venerable, worthy of respect |
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| to give up voluntarily; relinquish; forgo or postpone |
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