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| an opposing army, a party wagging war |
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| to scold or criticize harshly |
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| to overwhelm with amazement |
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| inflated or pompous in style |
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| crude, insensitive, and overbearing |
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| acting with disrespectful boldness |
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| to bring up an issue for discussion, to propose |
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| to bloom, literally or figuratively |
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| to shine by polishing, literally or figuratively |
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| something that supports of strengthens |
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| discordant sounds, dissonance |
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| to determine or mark graduations, to adjust or finely tune |
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| to chastise; to punish severely |
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| bringing about, causing, or producing some result |
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| disorder, confusion, chance |
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| an arrangement of events by occurrence, a list of dates, the science of time |
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| to stick closely together or split apart |
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| any material that causes another to thicken or clot |
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| to force someone to either do something or to refrain from doing someting |
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| aligned with, proportional |
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| tending to bow to others' wishes; amiable |
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| to intensify, to exacerbate |
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| a reduction to a denser form, an abridgment of a literary work |
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| having an attitude of superiority towards another; patronizing |
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| to overlook, to permit to happen |
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| to occurrence of two or more events at the same time or space |
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| relief or comfort in sorrow or suffering |
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| the act of coming together in unity or similarity |
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| fondness for good company, eating and rinking |
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| twisting, complicated, intricate |
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| to enclose, to gather, to collect |
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| supporting with evidence, confirming |
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| eating away, gnawing, destroying |
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| international sophistication, worldliness |
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| envious particularly of another's possessions |
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| ready to believe, gullible |
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| a crusty, ill-tempered person |
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