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| quotation at start of a piece of writing; inscription on a building or stone |
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| to make something happen quickly and efficiently |
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| in an efficient, quick manner |
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| a tiny remaining trace, a small remnant or leftover trace of something |
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| unstable, up and down, potentially explosive |
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| not self-interested, but objective and impartial, unbiased |
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| to urge vehemently or persuade strongly |
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| to urge and persuade with some humor |
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| a rude crude oaf, a bumpkin or unmannerly klutz |
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| to thrill, to excite greatly |
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| excessively proud and full of oneself |
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| distinctive, rather odd minor character trait, idiosyncracy, eccentricity |
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| boldness, brash and cheeky courage |
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| to avoid telling the truth, indirectly lie |
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| to charm, to cheat, or to cheat by charming |
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