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| (noun) a large, destructive fire |
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| (transitive verb) to force, often by intimidation or authority |
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| (intransitive verb) to speak verbosely; to be extremely talkative (often in a vain way) |
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| (noun) ghost; the sudden appearance of something or someone |
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| (adjective) kind; desiring to help others |
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| (noun) dabbler; one who takes up an activity or hobby only a short period of time |
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| (adjective) skillful; adept |
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| (noun) a horn-shaped or conical receptacle or ornament filled with fruits and grain; emblematic of abundance |
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| (adjective) showing gentleness or kindness; having a kindly manner |
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| (transitive verb) to do away with; abolish |
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| (adjective) removed or distant physically or emotionally |
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| (adjective) not interested; having or showing very little concern |
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| (transitive verb) improve; make better or more tolerable |
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| (noun) a cheerful readiness or willingness, often with a prompt response |
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| (transitive verb) to make milder or less severe |
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| (noun) one who marries more than one person at a time |
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| (noun) unimaginative or even stupid person |
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| (adjective) unselfishly concerned for the welfare of others |
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| (intransitive verb) to surrender unconditionally; to give up resistance |
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| (adjective) timid; bashful; shy; not confident of one's own ability |
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| (adjective) complete confusion; mayhem |
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| (intransitive verb) to long for; to seek; to work towards |
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| (transitive verb) to pardon, forgive, or excuse |
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| (noun) sense of confidence, poise, or assurance |
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| (noun) an agreement to do or not do something |
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| (adjective) highly skilled; perfect |
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| (adjective) easily noticeable; prominent |
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| (adjective) pleased or satisfied with a situation without thought to how it might be better |
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| (adjective) showing sincere regret for wrongdoing |
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| (adjective) bitter in tone; sharp language |
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| (noun) strong dislike; an aversion toward |
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| (adjective) harmful; destructive |
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| (adjective) simple; without luxury |
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| (noun) a large place for keeping birds |
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| (transitive verb) convince someone not to do something by advice or persuasion |
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| (transitive verb) to dislike intensely |
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| (adjective) obvious; outright |
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| (transitive verb) to see or understand by sight or another sense |
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| (noun) belief as to the truth of something |
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| (adjective) convincing; reasonable; rational |
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| (noun) indecisive; having two opposing opinions or feelings at the same time |
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| (transitive verb) persuade with flattery, promises, or soothing words |
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