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| grieving or pentient for sin or shortcoming |
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| bitter deep-seated ill will; enmity |
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| not restrained within due or proper bounds, especially of propriety; given yo or characterized by insolent rudeness |
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| lacking proper respect or seriousness |
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| gladness or happiness, usually associated with smiling or laughter |
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| the quality or state of being insultingly contemptuous, or rudeness; imprudence |
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| given to excess, particulatly given to the excessive use of intoxicating liquors |
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| n. or v. an expression of rebuke or disapproval; to express disappointment or displeasure |
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| lively in temper or conduct |
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| tediously uniform and unvarying |
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| to approach or speak to in an aggressive way |
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| the quality of keen, farsighted perception or discernment |
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| an inclination or predisposition toward something |
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| broken up and divided; used foolishly or heedlessly; extravagant or dissoulute in the pursuit of pleasure, especially due to excessive drinking |
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| persistently, enduring, constantly |
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| the quality or state of having virtually unlimited authority or influence |
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| thoughtful, particularly in a musing, dreamy, or sad manner |
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| conclusion deduced by surmise or guesswork |
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| with facility and skill; skillfully |
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