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To surrender or give up; to give in

tending to nitpick or find fault; overly critical of small mistakes

a doctor who specializes in the heart

complaining or nagging in a fault-finding way; unfairly and vocally dissatisfied

a harsh scolding or verbal punishment

something that causes an event or change without participating in the change or changing itself

a great, rushing waterfall

sarcastically nasty; biting; mean

quick to cast blame; highly critical and judgmental of others

a strong, official reprimand or to reprimand formally

an ancient Roman commander in charge of 100 troops

the absolute certainty that something is true; complete confidence in the truth of a matter

a con artist or fraud; someone who claims to have a special skill that he or she does not have

wary; cautious; on guard

roundabout or indirect; winding

having the ability to see or know something that cannot be seen or known with the five sense

clearness in speech, appearance, or thought

trite, unoriginal, or overused

to bond or come together; to form a single unit

to baby, pamper, or indulge to treat more gently than necessary

the act of using violence or the treat of violence to bring about desired results

Existing during the same period of time or era

clear, concise, and convincing, usually of an argument or point of view

Consider carefully; ponder.

Aware of; having knowledge about

able to make sense, be logical; consistently logical

to work together or jointly, usually to create something

used in ordinary speech, informal; may imply regionally used words and phrases

able to catch fire and/or burn easily

anything that can be eaten or edible

to honor or mark and occasion with a celebration, ritual, or ceremony

the awareness of and sympathy for other's sufferings; kindness towards others who are less fortunate

to gather information from several sources in order to collect in one place

the feeling of being so good one doesn't have to try any longer

smugly content; confident to the point of not caring

a willingness to do what others want; the willingness to go along with the crowd without complaint

something used to enhance or perfect another

the act of observing and following directions, requests, or advice

to behave or conduct oneself in a particular manner; to act in a certain desirable way

being calm and in control of oneself and one's emotion; a calm state of mind

total; complete; all encompassing; leaving nothing out

a settlement in which both parties give up some of their demands

to reluctantly admit something is true

arrogance; an unreasonably high opinion of oneself

meant to appease someone or make them feel better

expressing a lot of information in a few words

agreement and harmony between two groups

to agree or share an opinion

to make shorter or reduce in volume without losing the meaning of the original subject matter

having a superior and patronizing attitude