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| pardon; absolution; forgiveness |
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| related to ear or sense of hearing |
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| immature; inexperienced; unsophisticated |
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| conspiracy; secret agreement or cooperation |
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| hidden; secret; clandestinely |
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| division into two parts, esp. contradictory ones |
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| disastrous; desperrate; extreme |
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| effective; productive; effectual |
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| requiring great skill or care; demanding |
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| instigate; agitate; stir up |
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| unorthodox; dissenting; iconoclastic |
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| inlaying of small pieces to form pictures or patterns |
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| dangerously insecure or unsteady; tricky |
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| falling apart; in poor condition; broken down |
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| hold in highest esteem; consecrate; make sacred |
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| stunned condition; near-unconsciousness |
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| group or association of three |
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| native; endemic; original |
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