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to make impure by the additional mixture of other or baser ingredients. |
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struck with terror and amazement. |
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causing annoyance or hindrance. |
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a person who has little understanding. |
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a ripple in any liquid substance. |
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a slight error typically due to forgetfulness or inattention. |
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having no stain, blemish, flaw or error; faultlessly clean. |
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a difference between things that should be the same. |
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full of dust and unpleasant smells; not fresh; old fashioned. |
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a showy object of little or no value. |
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anything forbidden, as by social usage. |
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any religious ceremonial. |
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a list of persons who have died in a certain place or time. |
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stubborn adherence to option, arising from conceit or the desire to have ones own way. |
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a border region; an area outside of a main region. |
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one who has been won over from one religious belief to another. |
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a place where some crude material as sugar or petroleum is purified. |
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to pile or heap together. |
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corrupt; acting out of a desire for money or power. |
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deviating from that which is proper or right. |
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a period of time when an employee is told not to come to work and is not paid. |
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annoying other people by collecting small errors and giving to much attention to details. |
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deserving honor or praise. |
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things that are done to find out secrets from enemies or competitors. |
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relating to or concerned with complete systems rather than with individual parts. |
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cheerful readiness for a task or experience. |
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to grow and expand rapidly to bloom or sprout. |
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the substitution of an inoffensive expression for one that may offend or suggest something unpleasant. |
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having or showing vigor, strength, or firmness; hearty. |
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characterized by laziness or lack of energy. |
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to become (or to cause) to become dull and less shiny (physical+ metaphorical). |
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applying to people across a variety of generational boundaries. |
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related to or based on the family line of ones father. |
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an attitude that the members of your won sex are always better than those of the opposite sex. |
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to rot/decay slowly especially from not being used; to decay slowly. |
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to make less burdensome or less hard to bear. |
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having the power or tendency to float or keep afloat. |
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the practice of obtaining by threat, violence, or compulsion. |
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a work, original in character, intended for further development afterward. |
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a homeless, neglected wanderer; more recently describes a very thin woman. |
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an explanation or warning that should be remembered when you are doing a thinking about something. |
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seeming to exist everywhere. |
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to praise something highly. |
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the general quality or character of something. |
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displaying wealth, knowledge, etc. in a way that is meant to attract attention. |
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a book, article, etc. that discusses a subject carefully and thoroughly. |
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sexually immoral or offensive. |
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to teach (someone) in a way that improves his or her mind or character. |
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requiring immediate attention: needing to be dealt with immediately. |
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walking and moving in a slow and unsteady way because of old age. |
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