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| to push or drive forward; to force, compel or urge |
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| possible, but not having occured; the capacity of development |
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| to bring back to former conditition, to establish more or regain |
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| the act of taking something for granted, something that is assumed |
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| an argument; a debate, a dispute: especially one that is public and shared amoungst many |
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| to change something to make a new use; to adjust something new or change in order to fit in |
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| The support or foundation on which something rests; the main ingrediant |
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| an earnest request; a written group request |
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| the act or state of being of being left out |
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| or, from, or like the earliest times; simple or crude. can also be someone or something belonging to an past or simpler society |
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| having the ability to create; imaginative; have originality and artistic ability |
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| not able to be dissolved- or solved |
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| following order without interrruption |
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| capable of being accomplished or carried out; possible |
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| a persons choice of words in a speech; manner of pronunciation in speaking singing or writing |
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| long-lasting, able to resist wear or decay; endurable |
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| clever, skillfull, extra-genious |
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| cheerfully funny; producting great amusment |
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| a painful or difficult experience |
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