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| the climax towards which something progresses |
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| to lower the quality or esteem of something |
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| to graze or rummage for food |
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| drawn to the company of others or sociable |
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| inborn, native, or inherent |
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| having or exercising sound judgment |
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| the solemn sound of a bell, often indicating death |
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| expressing admiration or praise |
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| graceful, flexible, or supple |
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| a destructive whirlpool which rapidly sucks in objects |
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| the moral attitudes and fixed customs of a group of people |
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| the lowest point of something |
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| to control or diffuse a potentially explosive situation |
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| of dark color or complexion |
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| swollen or excessively embellished in style or language |
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| to regard with respect or to honor |
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| not free-flowing or syrupy |
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| undisciplined, lewd, or lustful |
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| fervent or filled with eagerness in pursuit of something |
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