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| disturbance in the ability to read or use language |
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| relating to or fitted for the production of good offspring - relating to the science of improving the desirable traits of a race or breed through controlled breeding |
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| the use of inoffensive expression instead of offensive one |
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| a feeling of well-being or great elation |
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| the preaching of the gospen (goodnews) - militant or crusading zeal |
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| functioning in an impaired or abnormal way |
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| disturbance in the ability to read or use language |
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| suffering from indigestion; -ill-tempered |
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| disorders involving nerves and muscles resulting in atrophy of muscles |
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| opposite of euporia; feeling of great sadness |
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| impaired ability to use/understand language as a result of brain injury |
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| difficult or labored swallowing |
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| derived by reasoning from know facts |
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| relating to or derived by rasoning from self-evident propositions |
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| made in good faith, without deceit; authentic or genuine |
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| enjoying the pleasures or opportunity of the moment without concern about the future |
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| the substantial and basic fact necesary to prove that a crime has been comitted; the material substance, such as the murdered body, on which the crime has been comitted |
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| resume; a short sumary of one's career & qualifications |
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