accelerate

v.  to speed up hasten, quicken

a.  slow down , retard

n.  one who looks or observes

a.  active participant

v.  to go through an area in order to get votes or sales

to go over in detail

to discuss

s.  poll, survey

adj.  happening by chance

showing little concern

informal

a.  formal, serious, intentional

adj.  treated unfairly and cruelly

oppressed

a.  uplifted, liberated

to attract, tempt (v)

s.  lure

a.  sicken, repel

v.  to wear away gradually

eat away

a.  encourage

promote

v.  to thrash in a clumsy way

wallow, struggle

adj.  lifelike, vivid, colorful, descriptive

a.  dull, boring, colorless

adj.  horrible, revolting, hideous

a.  pleasant, delightful

adj.  sad, gloomy, unhappy

n.  sadness, gloominess

a.  merry , happy, cheerful

n.  a difficult or painful experience, a trial

test, hardship

a.  pleasure, cinch

v.  to make dry and thirsty, to shrivel with heat, dehydrate

a.  soak, drench, saturate

v.  to continue steadily, refuse to stop, persevere

a.  give up

adj.  less than normal strength or size

a.  robust, gigantic

v.  to evade or belittle a point by twisting words

n.  a petty objection

to nitpick

v.  to approve, give formal approval to, confirm

a.  cancel, annul, veto

adj.  royal, fit for a king, august

a.  lowly, humble

v.  to smother, hold back or choke off

a.  nurture, promote, encourage

adj.  having life, necessary to life, essential

a.  unnecessary