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Any substance with exceeding hardness

To sketch

With eager desire

A covered recess connected with or at the side of a larger room

Censure, criticism

Climax

False

Deification

Appropriate

Official approval, sanction

Of or pertaining to trees

A specialized vocabulary peculiar to a particular group

Notoriously bad

To attribute to

Roughness of temper

Harsh in disposition or character

Omen

Favorable omen

Absolute ruler with infinite power

To prove

To declare openly

Harmful, malignant

Commonplace

To make supremely happy

To smear over, as with something oily or sticky

Agressive, warlike

Flattery intended to persuade

Offensively loud, clamorous

Joyous

Inflated or extravagant language, especially on unimportant subjects

Rude

To bring up a topic

Conceited

To polish

A number of people united for their private purpose.

To persuade by flattering

Young and inexperienced, fledgling

Slander

To talk in a whining or singsong tone

Roomy

To surrender

Hypercritical, tending to find faults

To punish

The leader of 100 soldiers (ancient Rome)

Embarrassment, vexation

Wary, careful

Deception

Indirect expression

To treat tenderly as a baby, pamper

Of the same period; contemporary

Consider carefully and deeply, ponder

Taking notice

Informal speech

A secret agreement for a wrongful purpose

Edible

To serve as a remembrance of

Politeness

To behave properly

Remorseful feeling

A great, uncontrolled fire

The place where 2 bodies of water meet

To coagulate

Panic

To bring to completion

Connected; touching at boundary

Penitent

Rebellious

Abundant

The horn of plenty, symbolizing prosperity

Of a material nature; physical

To offset, compensate for

Crude, unrefined

To cut short, truncate

A center of attention

To deem worthy of notice

To inundate

An inhabitant

The conclusion or resolution of a plot

Testimony legally taken on interrogatories and reduced to writing, for use as evidence in court

To corrupt

To express strong disapproval of, deplore

To discern, detect

A state of disuse or inactivity

Instructive

To refuse to allow

To confuse, disconcert

To disturb the composure of, discomfit

Inconsolable

To look upon with disfavor

Disorderly

Disagreement

Having an insatiable appetite; voracious, ravenous, piggish

To bring out, elicit, deduce

Exhausted

Conspicuously bad

Exit

To clarify

To make thin

To praise, extol

A burden

To ask for or request earnestly

Devoted to pleasure, hedonic

An adjective phrase attached to the name of a person or thing

Not varying; serene

Composure

Roving or wandering, as in search of adventure

To descry

Fleeting

To express, manifest

To speak or write in great detail

To atone

To explain

To reason earnestly with someone against something that person intends to do or has done, remonstrate

To deprive of possession, confiscate

Existing

Without prior preparation

To diminish the importance of

To eradicate

Dissenting, discordant

A baby deer

Subtly skillful handling of a situation

Lacking respect or seriousness, showing levity; pert

To treat with contempt, scoff, scorn

A flaw; idiosyncrasy

Like a fop, a man overly concerned with his appearance, dandified

To renounce or deny something under oath

Fleeting, ephemeral

To cause to explode; criticize severely

Offensively and excessively flattering, unctuous

To contradict, deny

A complete range or extent

Relevant

To express through gestures

Something extremely light, flimsy, or delicate

Calm

Something that precedes and indicates the approach of something

Hairy

To deceive, bamboozle

Not noble, plebeian, common

Shameful

Unlawful

A misunderstanding of bitter nature

Impeccable

About to happen

Having no money

Domineering in a haughty manner

Pressing, urgent

To harass with persistent demands

To verbally assault

Silly, asinine, fatuous

Unceasing

Incipient, beginning

To teach by frequent repetitions

Cannot be removed or erased

Poverty

Impossible to subdue

Inexpressible

Inescapable

Unable to be persuaded

Impossible to comprehend

Bland, tasteless

Nonchalant

Rebellion

Authoritative act of prohibition

The contemplation of your own thoughts

One who is disabled by illness or injury

To utter vehement censure or invective

Habitual

Showing envy

A tiny amount

Angry

Tedious, wearisome

Wrath

A group ruling a country, esp. immediately after a coup

Lacking vigor, listless, lethargic

Driven by lust

Bequest

A dictionary

Defamation, calumny, vilification, slander

Immoral, wanton

Excessively mournful

A physical discomfort

Sweet-sounding

Beggar

Showy, gaudy, tawdry

Courage

A miniature of the world

A person's manner or appearance

Reprobate, villian

Misapplied name

To cast off, as hair, feathers, etc

Biting, caustic, acerbic

Dying

Offensive, as an odor; noxious

Medically unqualified, charlatan

panacea, quack medicine

Trifling, trivial, worthless

To obscure

Noisy, clamorous, boisterous

To push (oneself, one's opinions, etc) on others in an unwelcome way

Hateful, abominable

Meddlesome

Exhibiting bad omen, portentous

Onerous task, burden

Reproach or censure

The roof of the mouth

Resembling a palace, magnificent

Capable of being perceived, especially by touch

Eulogy

A complete set of armor

A sudden outburst of any kind of activity

Parsimonious, excessively unwilling to spend

Wandering

Precluding question or appeal, dictatorial

Banter, friendly teasing

Impatient

The external appearance, especially the face

A trite or obvious remark

Entire

A weight suspended by a line to test the verticality of something

Keenly distressing to the feelings

Of great weight, massive

Foretell, augur, forebode

Omen

Dangerous; perilous

Unusually advanced or mature in development, esp. mental development

Knowledge of things before they exist or happen; foreknowledge; foresight

Extraordinary

To lie

Formally proper

Uprightness, rectitude

Natural inclination, propensity, predisposition

Immense, colossal

Shamelessly immoral or debauched

Verbose

Proximity

Favorable, auspicious

Unimaginative

To prohibit

Bulging, protruding

Careful, provident

Childish

Quarrelsome, belligerent

Attentive to detail, meticulous

Timid, cowardly

A heap of combustibles arranged for burning a dead body

A sudden feeling of sickness or nausea

A predicament, dilemma

Being inactive

Impractical

Storyteller

To divide into branches

Voracious, avaricious, given to taking by force

Conservative, opposing political change

A peremptory refusal of a request

Stubborn

Breaking out again, recurring

Formidable

Impossible to control

To delight

The killing of a king

To protest

A meal

To fret, complain

To repay

The group of people who accompany an important person during travels, suite

Capable of causing laughter, ludicrous

A tough, lawless person, roughneck, bully

To chew again

Lustful, lecherous, lewd, wanton, lascivious, libidinous

Beneficial

Sarcastic

A lascivious man, lecher

The sheath of a sword

A trace or spark

Persevering, assiduous, diligent

Winding

A small boat

A lazy person

Comfort in sorrow

Soporific, sleep inducing

Resonant

An argument that seems plausible, but is fallacious or misleading

Filthy, morally degraded

Plausible

Not genuine, specious

Dirty, sordid

To stop the flow of

Deception used to evade something

Rich and costly

Displaying arrogant pride

To displace, supplant

To plead, implore, crave, solicit, beseech

A luxurious person, voluptuary

Tightly stretched, tense

Audacity, effrontery, foolhardiness

Hard or agonizing labor, toil

Biting, caustic

In a state of turmoil, muddled

A neophyte, beginner

Offence

To undermine

Not favorable

A sudden desire or action

Excessive elation or pride over one's own achievements, boastful vanity

Valient, courageous

Insipid, flavorless

Mercenary, corruptible

Able to be forgiven or pardoned, minor

Verbosity, prolixity

Genuine

Change

A noisy or scolding or domineering woman, amazon

Rare, beutiful quality

To corrupt

To censure, vilify, berate

To give life to, animate

Clamorous

Glib, garrulous, loquacious

Charming

The spirit of the time

A connoisseur, gourmet; voluptuary

To revel, regale, delight

Thoughtful

A group or configuration

An inept person

A beverage made from apple juice

Set of 20

To settle, ensconce; trespass, infringe, encroach

To adapt

To demarcate, outline, delineate, delimitate, subtend

A pit; prey

Envious; greedy, rapacious, avaricious

A firm belief; a final judgment of guilty in a criminal case

Repugnance

To love excessively

To waste time; idle; trifle; loiter

Sordidness, poverty

A link, bond

A bond, nexus

Peaceful

Harmful, pernicious; likely to cause an epidemic disease

The study of plants