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| 1Characterized by persuasive, powerful discourse. 2Vividly/movingly expressive |
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| 1Rough and stormy; violent. 2Loud, noisy, and lacking in restraint or discipline |
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1Verbal expression in speech/writing. 2Verbal exchange; conversation. 3Formal, lengthy discussion of a subject, either written/spoken
-(v) To speak/write formally and at length; engage in conversation |
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| Strong and offensive in odor/flavor |
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| 1To make known (something private/secret). 2To proclaim publicly |
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| Special honor/respect shown or expressed publicly |
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1A military post, esp. one that is permanently established. 2The troops stationed at a military post
(v)To assign troops to a military post |
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1Inference/judgement based on inconclusive/incomplete evidence; guesswork. 2Statement/opinion/conclusion based on guesswork
(v)To infer form inconclusive evidence |
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| TO cause to be extremely angry, infuriate |
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| 1Tending to cause death; deadly. 2Likely to cause an epidemic disease. 3Infected/contaminated w/ contagious disease. 4Morally/socially/politically harmful |
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| More than required or sufficient |
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| 1Morally pure in thought/conduct; decent & modest. 2aNot having experienced sexual intercourse; virginal. 2bAbstaining from sexual intercourse; celibate |
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| Pretentious display meant to impress others; boastful showiness |
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| Courage and boldness, as in battle; bravery |
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| 1To reduce in amount/degree/intensity; lessen. 2To deduct from an amount; subtract |
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| Characterized by sudden energy/emotion; impulsive |
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| To make vicious statements about |
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| Quick and changeable in mood |
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| A sudden burst of understanding/discovery; sudden realization |
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| Obtained/done/made secretly often in regards to an illicit purpose |
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| Secret; esp. in regards to and illicit purpose |
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| To clear from blame w/ surrounding arguments or proof |
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