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| an order, especially a court ordered prohibition |
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| harmless; having no adverse effect; not likely to provoke strong emotion |
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| number; unconscious; unfeeling; insensitive; unresponsive to stimulation |
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| lacking zest or excitement; dull, bland, without distinction |
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| pertaining to an island; excessively exclusive, as in ideas or communities |
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| not easily controlled or directed, stubborn, obstinate; headstrong, willful |
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| stubborn; intractable; unwilling to change |
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| prone to outbursts of temper; easily angered or provoked; irritable |
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| mournful; causing tears; tearful, weepy |
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| lacking in spirit or vitality; slow; indifferent; faint; drooping from weakness or fatigue |
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| to droop or fade; to experience neglect, hardship, or distress; to be ignored; to experience sentimental melancholy; to pine with desire or longing |
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| generosity or philanthropy |
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| lustful, lewd, sexual, salacious |
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| present or potential but not evident or active (latent heat) |
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| praiseworthy; commendable |
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| giant whale; something very large |
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| sexually unrestrained, lewd; lascivious; lawless; immoral; disregarding rules |
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| having or showing little or no interest in anything; spiritless; indifferent |
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| clear; translucent; limpid |
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| monetary reward or gain; money |
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| sad, sorrowful; melancholy; weighty, mournful, or gloomy, especially to an excessive degree |
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| generosity and nobility (magnanimous) |
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| malicious, evil; having or showing ill will |
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| to arrange in order; to gather/collect; an officer of high rank who keeps order |
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| a proverb; a short rule of conduct |
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| overly sentimental, in a weak or silly way |
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| a mixture, medley or hodgepodge |
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| lying, false; duplicitous; equivocating; erroneous |
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| motivated by money alone; a soldier who fights for monetary gain |
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| surroundings; situation; atmosphere; environment |
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| an incorrect name or word for something |
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