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| Verb. Surrender; cease to resist an opponent |
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| Adj. Not formal; used in ordinary or familiar conversation |
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| Noun The feeling that someone is unworthy of one’s respect; contempt |
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| Verb To fake or give a false impression |
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| Adj. Not showing due respect to another person |
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| Adj. Marked by a deliberate and often forced irony, brashness; or impudence |
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| Verb To bind (someone) by a contract as an apprentice or laborer |
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| Adj. Not harmful or offensive |
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| Adj. Impossible to satisfy |
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| Adj. Too great to be overcome |
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| Noun A person’s look/manner |
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| Adj. Not straight forward |
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| Adj. Ostentatiously (really) rich and lavish |
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| Adj. Able to be noticed or seen |
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| Noun Action or speech that makes someone annoyed/angry |
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| Adj. Completely fascinated by what one is seeing or hearing |
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| Adj. Grimly mocking; cynical |
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| Adj. Saying little; reserved or uncommunicative in speech |
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| Verb Beg someone desperately to do something |
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