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| verb; to shift up and down |
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| noun; serious tiredness; langor or laziness; a sluggish state of being |
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| verb; to weaken or destroy bit by bit; to sap strength by undercutting |
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| verb; to disown, disclaim, reject, or refuse. |
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| verb; to try to equal or exceed an example; to imitate |
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| verb; to use or spend in an over generous manner. |
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| noun; a cleansing or purging that releases emotions. |
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| adjective; something different from the norm; an irregularity or abnormality. |
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| adjective; social and convivial; outgoing or fond of groups |
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| adjective; mysterious, puzzling, riddle-like |
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| adjective; showing extreme depression or discouragement |
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| noun; a sentimental yearning for a return to the past |
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| adjective; erratic, unpredictable, spontaneous (in a silly way) |
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| adjective; the attitude of being angry because of injustice |
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adjective; motherly
antonym: paternal
adverb: maternally |
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adjective; characterized by grandeur; pompous
EX: Jay Gatsby's parties |
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| adjective; expressing contempt, hatred, or strong dislike |
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adj.;to be overcome with feelings of joy or elation
noun: euphoria |
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adj.;sarcastic and playfully humorous
adverb: facetiously |
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