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| a preference for something |
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| to continue in spite of difficulties |
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| unwilling to do something |
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| acting out of one's own free will |
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| full of a sad yearning or longing |
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| to expect or look forward to |
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| admirable enough to be wanted |
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| belief that a certain thing will occur |
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| a devoted collector and preserver of books |
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| fear or dislike of small enclosed spaces |
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| fear of water, or, rabies |
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| fear or hatred of foreigners or strangers |
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| intense fear of high places |
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| strong fear of open spaces |
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| great fear or hatred of cats |
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| one who admires English things |
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| one keenly interested in recorded sound |
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| to cause to be well-liked |
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| appearing sad, lonely, or abandoned |
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| to associate with others in a friendly way |
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| extreme joy, leading to contentment |
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| the feeling of sharing the suffering of another |
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| to lower in spirits or sadden |
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| to fill with great dread or fear |
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