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| (1) To grant. (2) To be in harmony; agree. |
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| An index of the important words in a book or in an author's works, with the passages in which they occur. |
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| (1) Warm, friendly, gracious. (2) Something that warms and revives, especially a liqueur. |
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| Being at odds, conflicting, not in harmony. |
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| Deserving to be condemned or blamed. |
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| To clear from accusations of fault or guilt. |
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| To accuse or incriminate; to show evidence of someone's involvement in a fault or crime. |
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| An Admission of personal fault or error. |
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| (1) An official announcement that has the forces of a law. (2) An order or command. |
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| (1) An edict prohibiting something. (2) The destruction of or cutting off an enemy's line of supply. |
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| (1) The power or right to control or exercise authority. (2) The territory where power may be exercised. |
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| (1) Having to do with the process of knowing, including awareness, judgment, and understanding. (2) Based on factual knowledge that has been or can be gained by experience. |
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| (1) The identification of a disease by its symptoms. (2) An investigation of and conclusion about a situation or problem. |
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| In disguise or with on's identity concealed. |
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| (1) The chance of recovery from a given disease or condition. (2) Forecast or prophecy. |
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| Adjustment to conditions of an environment, or to a new or different use. |
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| (1) Natural tendency, talent, or ability. (2) Ability to learn. |
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| Expert or highly skilled. |
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| Foolish, incompetent, bungling. |
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| (1) Skillful. (2) Wily, crafty, sly. |
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| A usually simple object, such as a tool or ornament, made by human workmanship or modification. |
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| (1) Clever skill. (2) A claver trick. |
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| A skilled worker or craftsperson. |
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| to fall, fall down, drop (v.) or "fall or chance" (n.) |
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| A dead body, especially one that's to be dissected; a corpse. |
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| A person, especially a military person, or a thing that is injured, lost, or destroyed; a victim. |
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| (1) Self-indulgent. (2) Decaying or declining. |
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| A tendency to fall back into earlier habits or modes of behaving, especially criminal habits. |
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| to cut, cut down, or slay |
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| Brief & condensed, especially in expression or statement. |
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| To cut out, especially surgically. |
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| Impressively direct & decisive. |
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| (1) Exactness of definition or statement. (2) Accuracy of performance or measurement. |
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| A place where bees are kept for their honey. |
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| (1) A playful leap. (2) A prank or mischievous. |
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| Having to do with horseback riding. |
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| The taking on of the form and behavior of a wolf by the means of magic or witchcraft. |
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| A person who studies birds. |
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| Like a snake or serpent in shape or movement; winding. |
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| Having to do with monkeys or apes; monkey-like. |
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