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| to guess; to reach a conclusion without much evidence |
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| how a person behaves; their bearing or manner towards others |
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| brag or express self-satisfaction |
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| shining from within; full of light |
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| skimpy; lacking in quanity |
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| worthy of respect because of age, dignity, or character |
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| educated, with good manners and good taste; civilized |
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| disappointed; to free from illusion |
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| government ban on all or certian kinds of trade |
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| excessive, extreme, unreasonable |
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| the following of a strict moral code. honesty |
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| a temporary bed made up on the floor |
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| the surrounding and blockading of a city by an army attempting to caputure it |
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| the surface features of a place or region |
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| to give personal assurance or guarantee |
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| common; lacking taste or refinement |
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| awareness of the suffering of others and a desire to relive it |
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| smuggled or illegal goods |
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| to scatter in different directions |
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| very careful and precise. |
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| balanced or held in suspension |
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