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| Very Skilled, able, or proficient |
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| On who acts in support or defense of a person or a cause |
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| Pertaining to what is considered beautiful or tasteful |
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| Some one or thing out of its correct or chronological order |
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| A short account of an interesting or humerous, often biographical incedent |
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| Uneasy, anxious, or fearful about the future; quick to understand or learn |
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| An offensive display of self-inportance or superiority; overbearing pride; haughtiness |
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| Resembling or characteristic of a boor; crude, coarse, and clumsy in behavior; churlish, oafish, insensitive |
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| The quality of being breif in time or duration; consise expression |
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| Delevering catharsis; emotionally purging |
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| To express disapproval in a strong or vehement fashion; to chritisize, blame, or reprimand |
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| To quote as authority or example; to mention in support or confirmation |
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| Worthy of great praise or approval |
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| Attempting to regain good will through pleasentness; overcoming hostility; willing to make concessions; accomodating; appeasing |
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| Majority of opinion amoung a group; general agreement or accord |
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| Complete or perfect in every respect; supremely skilled |
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| Preformed hastily and without attention to detail; superficial |
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| Boldly resisting athority or an opposing force; challenging |
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| To represent or characterize in words, pictures, or sculpture |
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| To laugh at in scorn or treat with contempt; to ridicule |
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| To speak of with disrespect; to belittle or depreciate |
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| lack of equlaity or similarity; difference |
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| Selecting, employing, or comprimising individuale elements from a wide variety of sources. |
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| Planned or execcuted with great care and attention; painstaking |
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| Characterized by clear, powerful, and persuasive speech |
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| To make lucid or clear; to explain |
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| To represent in bodily, material, or tangebile form |
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| Characterized by firmness and imparciality; just or resonable |
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| Having no fixed or regular course; wandering lacking consistency, or regularity; eccentric |
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| Being in accordance with rules or standards for right conduct or practice; adhering to moral priciples |
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| Worthy of imitation; estimable;praiseworthy |
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| Well-suited for the occasion, appropriate; marked by good fortune |
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| Reddish or rosey; excessively ornate or flowery |
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| To promote the growth or developement of; culitivate; nurture |
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| Emphsising the importance of the whole and the interdependance of parts, as opposed to sepperation into parts |
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| A habit, mannerism, or characteristic that is pericular to an individual |
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| Defying expression or description; inexpressable |
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| Given to or characterized by excessive indulgence, not moderate or restrained |
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| Showing lack of due respect; impertinent; satirical. |
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| To feel or express greif or regret; to mourn for. |
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| Containing or expressing praise. |
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| Clear; rational; sane; easily understood |
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| generous in forgiving; unselfish; free of resentment or vindictiveness |
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| To ridicule; to imitate or mimic; to defy. |
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| Common or ordinary; pertaining to the world, secular. |
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| Unaffected; unsophisticated; inexpirienced; having an unaffected style. |
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| Wicked; infamous; villainous |
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| A longing for a former place or time; something that displays nostalgia |
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| Stubborn; inflexible; not easily overcome |
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| Devoted to or biased in support of a party, group, or cause. |
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| Gloomy, having a negative outlook. |
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| Practical; dealing with acctual facts or occourances |
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| Commonplace; dull; lacking in imagination |
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| To supress; to put an end; to pacify |
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| To prove to be false; to prove a person to be in error; to deny |
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| Used for style or effect only; having to do with rhetoric; bombastic. |
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| Optimistic, hopeful or confident; reddish; bloody |
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| Anxious or concerned; careful; eager |
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| Dark; dimly lit; gloomy or depressing. |
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| To think or reflect; to conjecture; to engage in a risky business practice in the exprectation of a quick or large profit. |
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| More than sufficient; extra; unessesary or needless |
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| Persistent or stubborn; holdin fast; holding together; sticky or adheasive |
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| to regard or treat with reverence. |
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| To clear of accusation or suspicion; to defend, maintain, or avenge. |
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| Filled with or motivated by zeal; enthusiastic |
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