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| having or showing a wide knowledge gained from reading; learned; scholarly |
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| to clear of guilt or blame; a warning |
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| commendable; an example; a warning |
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| present; real and not imagined |
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| exculpate; to clear from blame or relieve responsibility |
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| censor; remove otherwise objectionable passages from a book |
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| a false or mistaken idea; deceptive |
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| a former British coin; a thing of little value |
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| silly; foolish; showing a lack of intelligence or thought combined with complacency |
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| flabby; lacking normal or youthful firmness |
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| goods found floating in the sea |
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| accidental; fortunate (Hint! Not impenetrable) |
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| a right by contract; a priviledge |
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| to excite by electrical current |
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| companionable; sociable; outgoing |
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| trite; a comparison made tired by overuse |
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| differing or opposite in structure, quality, etc.; dissimilar; varied; miscellaneous |
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| overacted; theatrical; artifical |
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| the general populace; the masses |
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| of the same or similar nature or kind |
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| about to occur; impending |
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| deadlock; a passage open only at one end; a situation offering no escape |
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| faultless; without defect or error; flawless |
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| to bar or hinder the progress of; obstruct or delay |
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| incapable of being passed through or penetrated |
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| unreasonably persistent request or demand |
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| impertinent; rude; disrespectful |
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| to blame or ascribe to another (a crime or a fault) |
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