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| boldly or openly resisting |
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| happening or appearing often |
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| an act or conduct that is often playful but causes annoyance or harm |
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| violent or intense in force or activity |
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| a large fortified building serving as a residence, as of a medieval prince or noble |
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| the strong tasting bulb of a plant that is widely cultivated in most parts of the world |
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| a rough, brutal, or violent person |
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| to bind by force or command |
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| actually being what it seems or is claimed to be; real; true |
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| being nice and offering food to guests that come to your house |
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| a person who habitually breaks or defies the law; criminal |
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| to search through something by moving about its contents |
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| lacking in knowledge or education |
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| a person who is dishonest or deceitful |
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| the release of a person or property for a price |
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| the state of great irritation or annoyance |
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| a carefree person without a permanent home |
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| rude, bold, or disrespectful |
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| entirely different; opposite |
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