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| an old saying that has come to be accepted as true; proverb |
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| good will and warm fellings among friends |
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| to struggle with; to mantain or assert; a point made in an argument |
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| not necessaty; irrelevant |
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| to follow a winding course; to wander aimlessly |
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| having or giving off a smell |
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| personal belongings; equipment associated with a paerticular activity |
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| careful of and attentive to details, especially ones relating to good manners and behavior |
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| to regain health or strength |
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| doing or requiring a lot of sitting |
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| marked by simplicity and lack of luxury |
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| relating to the everyday world as opposed to that which is spiritual or eternal |
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| turned or bent to one side in distaste or humor; amusing in a quiet but sharp way |
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