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| something that deviates from what is standard, normal, or expected. |
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| to make (an unpleasent feeling) less intense |
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| Something that is difficult to understand |
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| Open to more than one interpretation (ambiguous) |
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| having or showing great knowledge |
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| Very enthusiastic or passionate |
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| Expressed clearly, easy to understand |
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| Not transparent or translucent |
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| make less angry or hostile |
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| cause an event or situation (usually bad) to happen suddenly, unexpectedly or prematurely |
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| spending money/resources recklessly |
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| great energy or enthusiasm in pursuit of a cause |
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| restrain oneself from doing or enjoying something |
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| making something poorer in quality by adding another substances |
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| lack of interest, enthusiasm, or concern |
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willingness to take bold risks
showing a lack of respect |
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given to sudden and unaccountable changes of mood or behavior. |
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| confirm or give support to |
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remove moisture to preserve something
lacking interest passion or energy |
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| To cause or give rise to (feeling, situation, or condition) |
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| lasting for a very short time |
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| make less severe, serious, or painful |
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| person who is very concerned with minor details |
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| dealing with problems in a realistic and rational way |
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| behavior that is socially acceptable and proper |
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| to waver in mind or opinion; indecisive |
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| likely to change rapidly and unpredictably in the wrong way |
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