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| grandoise delusions of one's own importantce |
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| a complicated and embarrassing situation |
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| a miserable and ridiculous failure |
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| the best or most capable part of any group |
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| one who flaunts, somewhat vulgarly, newly attained wealth (used contemptuously) |
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| to feign sickness to shirk work or duty |
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| favoring a warlike foreign policy |
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| the intelligent and educated classes |
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| commonplace; without sparkle or originality |
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| to find a worthy motive for |
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| a deviation from type; and a irregularity |
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| a charactoristic peculiarity |
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