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| appropriate; suitable; apt |
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| a propet or seer; to predict, forshadow |
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| to defraud, cheat, or swindle; to evade payment of; to thwart, frustrate |
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| the special personal magnetism that makes an individeal exceptionally appealing to other people; a divinely bestowed gift or power |
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| utterly detestable, hateful, or abhorrent; extremely inferior |
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| to strike against or collide with violently; to encroach or obtrude upon; to make an impression upon |
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| a bewildering maze; any ocnfusing or complicated situation |
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| excessive self love, absorbtion in oneself |
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| stingy; meanly small or insufficient |
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| a dramatic, musical, or literary work made up f bits and peces from other sources; a hodgepodge |
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| very uncertain or unsure; dangerous or risky |
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| a close and harmonious realtionship |
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| stressing practicality obver other considerations; relating to the belief that what is good or desirable is determined purely by its usefulness |
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| deboid of matter, substance, or meaning; lacking ideas or intelligence; purposeless |
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| an unpredictable, erratic, or seemingly purposeless action, occurnece, or notion |
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| capable of living or developing under normal circumstances |
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| undue or unreasonable fear, hatred, or contempt of foreigners or strangers or of what is foreign or strange |
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| clownish or funny in acrazy, bizarre, or ludicrous way; one who plays the clown |
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| a fanatical partisan; an ardent follower |
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