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| Abnormally pale; lacking in color, vitality, or interest |
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| Stopping and starting with pauses between occurring at irregular intervals; occasional. |
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| Unnecessarily wordy or repetitive; excessive; superfluous |
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| A story complete in itself that continues an earlier one; continuation; a consequence |
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| Assuming an air of modesty or shyness; reserved |
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| Not applicable; not relevant, not related to the subject |
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| A brief review, outline, or condensation; a summary |
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| To instruct, especially morally or spiritually; to reveal the facts of |
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| A knowing or becoming aware through an inner feeling rather than through logic; immediate understanding; sharp insight |
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| Thinking or telling about events of the past; suggestive of something seen or known before |
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| A dictionary, the vocabulary of a particular trade, group of people, or the like |
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| To look or act like; to pretend to be like; to imitate |
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| Th throw out forcefully; to expel; to evict or dive out |
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| A designated meeting place; a place where people habitually meet, a prearranged meeting. To meet or bring together at a certain place and time |
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| To blow up; to explode; to cause to explode. An explosion |
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| To intimidate; to discourage; to subdue |
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| Illogical; senseless; not reasonable |
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| To struggle for, battle; to compete; to debated, dispute; to assert |
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| To shove or push rudely; to come into close contact with; to collide |
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| A great number of people or things crowded together. To gather about and crush; to jam or pack |
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