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| to give up a position; resign |
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| something different from usual; irregularity |
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| bitter, sharp in the taste or temper; caustic or tart |
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| to agree; to comply quietly; consent or submit |
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| to corrupt or make impure; contaminate |
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| to make larger or greater in power; magnify |
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| preceding, previous, before |
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| dislike, hostility; extreme opposition; malice |
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| great emotion or passion; enthusiasm |
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| harsh, severe, stern; bitter or sharp |
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| monstrous, shockingly bad, wicked; appalling |
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| to waste away, wither from disuse; deteriorate |
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| promising; encouraging or positive |
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| hostile, tending to fight; aggressive |
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| to give or leave through a will; to hand down |
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| to cheat, defraud; swindle |
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| blessing, something to be thankful for |
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| act of breaking, violation |
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| rough and abrupt in manner |
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