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| not lasting, permanent state |
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| reject, refuse to acknowledge and pay, as a state, city, town..etc. |
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| a person engaging with consideration, to a subject |
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| "deadlock" a situation/position in which no action can be taken or progress made |
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| requiring or using much energy and vigor |
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| not easily controlled or directed. "stubborn" |
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formal document in letter form, underseal and in the sovereign's name.
-something written; a writing. |
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| w/ great knowledge; learned/scholarly |
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| to establish in the favor/good graces of others. |
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| not combed, uncared for or neglected, messy |
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| struck w/ overwhelming sock/amazement |
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| a fictitious name used by an author to conceal his/her identity. "pen name" |
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| the practice/ art of using language w/ fluency and aptness(likeliness) |
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| violent/noisy commotion/disturbance of a crowd/ mob; uproar |
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to cause to be or become.
-to do, perform |
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| the need, demand, or requirement belonging to a circumstance, condition, etc.. |
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| person invested w/ full power or authority to transact business on behalf of another |
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