(v.) to accept without protest; to agree or submit

SYNONYMS: comply with, accede, consent, yield

(v.) to entire, tempt, to be attractive to; (n.) a strong attraction; the power to attract, charm

SYNONYMS: (v.) beguile, tantalize; (n.) temptation, enticement

(adj., adv.) twisted to one side, crooked; disapprovingly

SYNONYMS: awry, lopsided, cockeyed

(adj.) cheerful, lighthearted; casualy, unconcerned

SYNONYMS: carefree, nonchalant, indifferent

(adj.) quarrelsome, inclined to argue

SYNONYMS: argumentative, disputatious, combative

(v.) to desire something belonging to another

SYNONYMS: crave, yearn for, hunger for

(adj.) discouraged, dejected, downcast

SYNONYMS: despondent, disconsolate

(adj.) rumpled, mussed, hanging in disorder

SYNONYMS: untidy, disarranged, tousled, unkempt

(n.) one who advocates, speaks for, explains, or interprets;

(math) the power to which a number, symbol, or expression is to be raised

SYNONYMS: defender, champion, interpreter

(adj.) given to much talking, tediously chatty

SNYNONYMS: Talktaive, loquacious, long-winded

(adj.) incapable of being overcome

SYNONYMS: invincible, insurmountable

(adj.) to be regretted or pitied

SYNONYMS: depolrable, regrettable, distressing

(n.) an unsuitable or misleading name

SYNONYMS: misnaming, malapropism

(v.) to affirm openly; to state belef in; to claim, pretend

SYNONYMS: assert, declare, proclaim, purport

(n.) a period of relief or rest

SYNONYMS: interval, intermisson, lull, breather

(n.) a repayment; a deserved punishment

SYNONYMS: recompense, requital, just deserts

(adj.) winding, having many curves; lithe and flexible

SYNONYMS: twisting, convoluted, serpentine, supple

(adj.) full, deep, or rish in sound; impressive in style

SYNONYMS: resonant, resounding, grandiloquent

(n.) the foremost part of an army; the leading position in any field

SYNONYMS: forefront, cutting edge, trailblazers

(n.) a wasteful person, spendthrift; a good-for-nothing

SYNONYMS: loafer, idlerr, squanderer, profiligate

(v.) to refert to casually or indirectly

SYNONYMS: suggest, insinuate, hint at, intimate

(adj.) supernaturally perceptive; (n.) the one who possessses extrasensory powers, seer

SYNONYMS: (adj.) insightful, discerning, uncanny; (n.) visionary

(adj.) erviing to settle an issue; final

SYNONYMS: decisive, indisputable, convincing, definitive

(adj.) not respectable, not esteemed

SYNONYMS: disgraceful, discreditable, shady

(adj.) native or confined to a particular region or people; characteristic of or prevalent in a field

SYNONYMS: indigenous, restricted to

(adj.) worthy of imitation, commendable; serving as a model

SYNONYMS: praiseworthy, meritorious, sterling, illustrative

(v.) to understand, get to the bottom of; to determine the depth of; (n.) a measure of depth in water

SYNONYMS: (v.) grasp, comprehend, figure out, plumb

(n.) treacherous, cunning, deceit

SYNONYMS: trickery, duplicity, chicanery

(n.) honesty, hight moral standards; an unimpaired condition, completeness, soundness

SYNONYMS: rectitude, probity

(n.) a route of travel; a record of travel; a guidebook

SYNONYMS: schedule, program

(v.) to interpret wrongly, mistake the meaning of

SYNONYMS: misjudge, misinterpret

(adj.) highly offensive, arousing strong dislike

SYNONYMS: disagreeable, repugnant, hateful, odious

(v.) to appease, sooth, pacify

SYNONYMS: satisy, mollify, allay, conciliate

(adj.) calm and peaceful

SYNONYMS: undisturbed, traqnuil, quiet, serene

(n.) passing off or using as one's own the wriing (or other materials) of another person

SYNONYMS: piracy, theft

(adj.) powerful, highly effective

SYNONYMS: mighty, fomidable, forceful

(n.) a false reason, desceptive excuse

SYNONYMS: pretense, cover story, rationale, evasion

(v.) to stick out, thrust forth

SYNONYMS: project, jut out, bulge

(adj.) harsh, unrelieved, desolate; (adj.) utterly

SYNONYMS: (adj.) sheer, downright, grim, bleak; (adv.) absolutely

(adj.) on or near the surface, concerned with or understanding only what is on the surface, shallow

SYNONYMS: skin-deep, insubstantial, cursory, slapdash

(v.) to renounce, repudiate under oath; to avoid, shun

SYNONYMS: forswear, retract, abstain from

(adj.) harsh in taste or odor, sharp in manner or temper

SYNONYMS: irriating, stinging, bitter, caustic

(adj.) majestic, inspiring admiration and respect

SYNONYMS: stately, dignified, exalted and venerable

(adj.) emotionally hardened, unfelling

SYNONYMS: unsensitive, unsympathetic, thick-skinned

(adj.) secret, concealed, underhanded

SYNONYMS: covert, furtive, surreptitious, stealthy

(n.) a remorse, regret

SYNONYMS: scruple, qualm, misgiving, contrition

(n.) a large destructive fire

SYNONYMS: holocaust, wildfire

(adh., part.) in hight spirits, jubliant; extremely pleased

SYNONYMS: overjoyed, ecstatic, tickled pink

(adj.) not able to be erased or removed; memorable

SYNONYMS: lasting, permanent, unforgettable

(adj.) yielding to the wishes or demands of others

SYNONYMS: lenient, permissive, tolerant, liberal

(adj.) firmly estabilish, long-standing, habitual

SYNONYMS: persisting, chronic, dyed-in-the-wool

(adj.) not to the point, not applicable or pertinent

SYNONYMS: inapplicable, immaterial, beside the point

(adj.) of or occuring in the night; under cover of darkness

SYNONYMS: nighttime

(n.) a commonplace, state or trite remark

SYNONYMS: cliche, truism, bromide

(adj.) inactive; at rest

SYNONYMS: still, inert, motionless, dormant, tranquil

(v.) to meditate, think about at length; to chew the cud

SYNONYMS: ponder, reflect, mull over, muse

(adj.) unspoken, silent, implied, inferred

SYNONYMS: unexpressed, unvoiced, understood, implicit

(adj.) capable of being touched, real, concert

SYNONYMS: perceptible, actual, evident, palpable

(adj.) incisive, keen; forceful, effective; cutting, caustic; disinct, clear-cut

SYNONYMS: penetrating, cutting, telling, acute

(n.) a strong dislike, hostile feeling

SYNONYMS: hostility, enmity, aversion, bad blood

(adj.) capable of being applied; relevant, suitable

SYNONYMS: appropriate, fit, apt, apposite

(n.) something of value; a resource; an advantage

SYNONYMS: property, possession, holding, endowment

(v.) to attack from all sides; to surround, hem in;

(adj., part.) harassed, troubled; studded (as if with jewels)

SYNONYMS: (v.) assail, harass, badger, pester, torment

(n.) smpathy for another's suffering; pity

SYNONYMS: concern, commiseration, empathy

(n.) proper behavior, good taste; orderliness

SYNONYMS: seemliness, good form, propriety

(n.) compulsion by threat; forcible confinement

SYNONYMS: intimidation, coercion

(adj.) high-spirited, enthusiastic, unrestrained; excessive, abundant

SYNONYMS: liely, ebullient, irrepressible, lavish

(n.) an exact copy

SYNONYMS: replica, duplicate, reproduction, clone

(v.) to drink; to take in, absorb

SYNONYMS: swallow, gulp, quaff, assimilate, digest

(adj.) not to be satisfied or pacified; unyielding

SYNONYMS: relentless, inexorable, unappeasible

(adj.) so small as to be almost immeasurable; minute

SYNONYMS: tiny, minuscule, microscopic, unnoticeable

(adj.) harmless, inoffensive; insignificant

SYNONYMS: feeble, impotent, unobjectionable, insipid

(v.) to have effect or force on or against someone or something, fight against

SYNONYMS: counter, oppose, work against

(n.) exclusive rights over an invention; copyright; (v.) to arrange or obtain such rights; (adj.) plain, open to view; copyrighted

SYNONYMS: (n.) exclusive license; (adj.) evident

(n.) distinguished bravery; superior skill or ability

SYNONYMS: valor, courage, heroism, mastery, proficiency

(adj.) quiet, settled, sober; (v.) to administer a tranquilizer

SYNONYMS: (adj.) unruffled, composed, cool and collected

(adj.) extremely loud

SYNONYMS: thundering, booming, deafening, earsplitting

(v.) to arrange specifically; to require as a condition of agreement

SYNONYMS: specify, contract, provide for

(n.) a final proposal or statement of conditions

SYNONYMS: final terms