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        | showing watchfulness, caution, or careful consideration |  | 
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        | cheerfully confident; optimistic |  | 
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        | to annoy; to confuse, puzzle; to bring distress or suffering to |  | 
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        | made up of similar parts or elements |  | 
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        | a follower of a leader, party or profession; a believer of a particular idea |  | 
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        | to deny the accuracy or truth of |  | 
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        | mental excitement or confusion |  | 
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        | unable to control or moderate one's desires, especially the drinking of alcohol |  | 
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        | giving in completely to the enjoyment of desires; lenient |  | 
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        | a proposed route of travel; a travel plan |  | 
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        | the prevalent way or fashion |  | 
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        | to imitate with intent to equal or surpass |  | 
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        | money granted by the government to a person or group for something believed to be beneficial to the public |  | 
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        | a simplified representation; a representative example |  | 
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        | lacking purpose or vitality; weak and ineffective; careless and irresponsible |  | 
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        | of slight worth or importance |  | 
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        | distinct in kind; essentially different; dissimilar |  | 
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        | of central importance; crucial |  | 
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        | to harass with persistent demands or entreaties |  | 
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        | superior or notable above all others |  | 
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        | merely touching or slightly connected; only superficially relevant; divergent |  | 
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        | of chief concern or importance |  | 
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        | in an incomprehensible or mysterious manner |  | 
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        | oily; exaggerated and false sincerity |  | 
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        | in an excessively dramatic or emotional manner |  | 
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        | one who is excessively moral |  | 
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        | not believable; not likely |  | 
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        | characterized by or suggestive of doing good |  | 
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