Wordmaster

Of prime importance; principle, pivotal. 

That was the ___ point of his proposal; everything else hinged on it.

His ___ rule is what goes around, comes around.

Invention of the mind; something imagined, myth.

The science-fiction story was a ___ of a fertile mind.

Mickey Mouse was a profitable ___ of Walt Disney's imagination.

To consider thoughtfully; Ponder, reflect.

Let's ___  over this idea before we act on it.

Mary ___ peacefully after hearing about the successful merger.

So small or unimportant that one may disregard it; minor, of little account.

The moisture in hot desert air is ___.

Since you have such little invested, your risk is _____.

To blame for something wrong; expressed disapproval.

His performance on the project was above ____.

Lydia ____ John for ignoring her during football season.

Sudden, but short-lived; fitful, variable.

Hanks ____ efforts won't please a boss who likes consistency.

On cold days, my battery only provides ___ power.

To reject with scorn; snub, decline.

The star quarterback ___ an offer of mere million a year.

I'm really insulted; they ___ our proposal without even reading it.

To perform as a duty; fulfill, execute.

She's a model officer who ___ her duties perfectly.

The Senate ___ it's duty by ratifying the treaty.

One who differs in thought or opinion.

We would have total agreement at board meetings except for Tom, who is such a ____.

She was a ____ author during the soviet period.

Anyone entrusted with a mission; an agent, a representative.

Don't send your ___; I would rather talk to you in person.

Lydia is the perfect ____ to send to this negotiation; she thinks on her feet, and is completely loyal to our company.