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| n. an object made by human beings, often refers to a primitive tool or other relic from an earlier period |
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| n. craftiness, trickery, cleverness, skill |
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| n. a skilled craftsperson |
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adj. without deceit or cunning, natural, simple
crude, ignorant, uncultured |
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| v. to paint, draw or express in a picture of sculpture; to describe, to picture in words |
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| n. the chanting or speaking of words seeming to have magical powers or used to create a magical spell |
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| n. a poem usually addressed to a person or object that has stimulated deep and noble feelings in the poet |
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n. a humorous imitation of a piece of literature or music
v. to mimic a style, plot or idea for comic effect |
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| n. a picture or drawing representing words or ideas |
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| v. to take back a formal statement or a belief previously made known |
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| n. speech or writing expressing great pleasure or enthusiasm |
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| v. to come as natural increase or advantage |
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| n. doing good or causing good to be done, kindly action |
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| n. the parts before or after a word or statement that influence its meaning; the circumstances surrounding an event or situation |
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| n. a gradual increase in sound, often referring to music |
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| adj. effective as a means or remedy |
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| n. abnormal growth or outgrowth |
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| n. an exact copy of a book, painting or document, etc. |
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| n. a group or clique within a larger group of party; a conflict with an organization or nation |
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| v. to calm, make gentler or softer in feeling |
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| n. a false reason put forward to conceal the real one |
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