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| great personal dishonor or humiliation |
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| insulting treatment; insolence |
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| a building, esp. one of imposing size |
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| compensation; payment for an office or employment |
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| to permeate or invade; to stain or dye deeply |
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| to receive or retain in the mind; to absorb or to take in as if by drinking |
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| redily to adapt to new circumstances; obedient or responsible |
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| an impulsive change or mind; a whim |
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| facial features; the art of judging human character through facial features |
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| streaked or mixed with gray |
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| to plam or plot esp. to do harm |
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| to moderate the intensity of a disease without curing |
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| a framework or stucture of crossed wood or metal |
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| the state of being simple |
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| a thought or individual opinion |
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| roughness of manner, sound, or temper |
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| being in actual contact along a point or boundary |
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| hatred or distrust of mankind |
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| a course of action beyond one's control; a change of condition; a hardship in life |
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| worthless; of little or no consequence |
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| a protective or ornamental plate |
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