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To corrupt
To make worse by addition of something of lesser value. |
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Able to use both hands equally well
skillful, deceitful |
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Deprived of
Made unhappy through a loss |
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To position or arrange
To utilize
To form up |
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| Stern, unyielding, gloomy, ill-humored |
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| Courage in facing difficulties |
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To stare at with an open mouth
To open wide |
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To utter taunting words, to jeer at
An expression of scorn |
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| An external appearance, cover, mask |
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Intended to decieve or entrap
Sly, treacherous |
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| A hint, a clue, an indirect suggestion |
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| Easily bent, flexible, easily influenced |
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Not easily moved mentally or emotionally
dull, unresponsive |
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experimental in nature
Uncertain, hesitant |
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| Not combed, untidy, not properly maintained, unpolished |
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| Word for word, exactly as written or spoken |
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| Cautiously, with great care |
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| Unskillful, awkward, tactless |
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| To bring up old ideas in a new form |
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