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| EXONERATE; TO CLEAR OF BLAME |
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| URGENT, PRESSING; REQUIRING IMMEDIATE ACTION OR ATTENTION |
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| IMPROVISED; DONE WITHOUT PREPARATION |
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| INTENTIONAL OBSTRUCTION, ESPECIALLY USING PROLONGED SPEECH-MAKING TO DELAY LEGISLATIVE ACTION |
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| TO LOUDLY ATTACK OR DENOUNCE |
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| ARTLESS; FRANK AND CANDID; LACKING IN SOPHISTICATION |
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| ACCUSTOMED TO ACCEPTING SOMETHING UNDESIRABLE |
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| EASILY ANGERED; PRONE TO TEMPERAMENTAL OUTBURSTS |
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| THE QUALITY OF BEING GENEROUSLY NOBLE IN MIND AND HEART, ESPECIALLY IN FORGIVING |
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| ASSOCIATED WITH WAR AND THE ARMED FORCES |
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| OF THE WORLD; TYPICAL OF OR CONCERNED WITH THE ORDINARY |
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| COMING INTO BEING; IN EARLY DEVELOPMENTAL STAGES |
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| VAGUE; CLOUDY; LACKING CLEARLY DEFINED FORM |
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| A NEW WORD, EXPRESSION OR USAGE; THE CREATION OR USE OF NEW WORDS OR SENSES |
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