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| excessively particular, demanding, critical, hard to please |
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| unassertive, reticent, inconspicuous |
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| something that is false or worthless, rubbish |
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| lacking urban sophistication |
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| showing sincere remorse, sense of guilt |
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| insatiable greed for riches, miserly desire to gain or hoard wealth |
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| to clear from suspicion, to justify, to defend, to gain revenge |
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| to show or exhibit boastingly |
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| intended to trap or beguile, deceitful |
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| to find fault with, to blame |
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| wicked, corrupt, or perverted |
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| knowledge acquired by study, research, learning, scholarship |
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| the gradual recovery of health after an illness |
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| gratification gained from pain |
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| enjoyment in being cruel, extreme cruelty |
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| silent agreement, tacit assent |
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| mild or merciful in disposition, compassionate |
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| a change or variation occurring in the course of things |
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| to establish oneself in the favor of others, esp by deliberate effort |
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| to indicate or make known indirectly, hint, imply, suggest |
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| pertaining to a son or daughter, relation between child and parent |
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| decline of mental faculty; extreme fondness |
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| done with malice; done without motive; without regard for what is right; careless or reckless |
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| to divine or predict, to serve as an omen |
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| done merely as a routine duty; lacking interest, care, or enthusiasm; indifferent |
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| leaving no room for denial or refusal; dictatorial; assertive in speech |
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| to wail; to lament loudly or shrilly |
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| people whose actions are legally questionable, people who have no social status, prostitute |
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| fixed, settled, permanent; not flighty or capricious |
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| sincere penitence or remorse |
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| lack of energy or weary body from strain; condition of indolent indifference |
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| to consume by drinking; to absorb; to take or receive into the mind |
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| intense enough to cause apoplexy (stroke) |
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| generous bestowal of gifts, generous |
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| avoid exertion, slothful; inactive, causing little or no pain, benign |
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