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| contempt, ridicule, derision |
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| contemptible small or insignificant |
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| marked anger from something unjust, unworthy, or mean |
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| to introduce subtly, artfully or indirectly |
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| to make into an image of god false god |
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| irregular, rapid motion; excitement; earnest discussion; emotional disturbance, perturbation |
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| suitcase, small piece of luggage |
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| to drive away by scattering; dissipate |
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| love without serious intent |
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| an expression of disapproval |
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| degree of mental capacity for excellence |
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| intensely serious state of mind |
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| to move unsteadily, stumble to hesitate in speech |
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| not capable of appeasement |
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| parasitic insects on warm blooded animals |
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| petty malice or ill will to annoy or anger to treat maliciously |
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| dark gloomy grave in tone |
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