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        | quickly and skillfully dexteriously, proficiently
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        | worthy of admiration or esteem |  | 
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        | muscular; broad; well-built |  | 
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        | to think deeply about with unhappiness or anxiety |  | 
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        | an act or deed that shows great courage, strength,skill or cleaverness |  | 
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        | to come out of hiding; to surface;     to reveal |  | 
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        | furious; extreme anger; fuming; enraged |  | 
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        | causing ruin; destruction; harmful; dreadful
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        | to scold; rebuke; reprimand; blame |  | 
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        | to use up; reduce in amount reduce; exhaust; diminish
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        | abandon; ignore; disregard |  | 
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        | to challenge or dare; To bodly refuse |  | 
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        | greedily and eagerly hungrily, ravenously
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        | motionless with fear or horror frightened, terrified, alarmed
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        | pouring fourth freely, generously |  | 
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        | a mix of respect fear, wonder |  | 
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        | clearly stated, understood |  | 
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        | to develope gradually; to unfold or change; transform |  | 
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        | to cry in a complaining way; lament |  | 
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        | loss of all hope; depression; gloom |  | 
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        | a reminder of the past; memorial; shrine; token |  | 
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        | impressiveness; glory; magnificence |  | 
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        | a mystery; puzzle; riddle |  | 
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        | to wear away corrode; grate
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        | to look like march; parallel; similar
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        | to decorate embellish; garnish
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        | to remove by force or skill |  | 
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        | to describe by words or by picture relate; recount; record
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        | to change from good to bad taint; contaminate; pursuade
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        | not measurable; unclear endless
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        | to go down plummet; decline
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        | to move fast bolt; flash; flee
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        | to yell loudly roar; blare; howl
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        | to beg; entreat beseech; implore
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