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| sickening; makes you feel sick, or turns your stomach |
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| hazy, not well-defined; cloudy |
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| quick and agile in movement or thought; clever |
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| someone who has no permanent home and wanders |
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| to tell, let know, give notice |
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| offensive and very disagreeable |
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| hard to see; unknown, uncertain; vague |
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| to hide or make difficult to find; to confuse |
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| examination; attention; watching |
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| no longer in use; discarded or outmoded; old-fashioned |
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| to get in the way of; to block; to hamper |
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| not acute; someone who is not smart; thick, dull; |
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| relating to the sense of smell |
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| threatening, menacing, having the character of an evil omen; foreboding |
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| appropriate to time or circumstances; lucky |
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| choice, selection, preference; alternative |
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| to move around some object, as a planet; to circle |
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| the actual route the thing takes when it goes around the other thing, as in the orbit of the moon around the earth |
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| purple (as in the flower); lavender |
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| pretentious and flashy; showy; |
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| good tasting; savory; delicious |
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| contradiction, something that doesn't fit; |
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| something that shouldn't be; contradiction |
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| not active; someone who lets things happen rather than taking action himself |
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| sell (although usually used in a somewhat bad way); hawk; vend |
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| common, everyday, usual; mundane; boring |
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| one who does not ride, but walks; |
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| making deliberately false statements when under oath; lies |
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| to continue in some course of action despite setbacks and opposition; to endure |
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| (literally) to turn to stone |
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| (figuratively) to paralyze with fear or with surprise; shock |
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| religiously devout or moral |
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| copying someone else's work and claiming it as your own; stealing |
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| seeming to be true; believable; credible |
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| characterized by stiff, unnatural formality; stuffy |
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| to postpone; to put something off to a later time |
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| producing great amounts; fertile |
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| to move, make something go forward; to drive |
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| to predict the future using divine guidance; to foretell |
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| sharp, flavorful (sometimes too flavorful); peppery |
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| to chase, go after; to follow |
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| to quiet something raucous (often a rebellion); quash |
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| to crush, defeat, conquer |
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| to satisfy a need or desire; satisfy; |
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| large, disorderly, and easily excited mob; crowd; |
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| (literally) afflicted with rabies, a disease of the nervous system that causes convulsions and wildly irrational behavior |
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| (figuratively) acting fanatically or madly, as if afflicted by rabies; crazy |
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| bad feeling, bitterness; animosity; hatred |
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| lacking order, free from order or bias; chance |
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| to search thoroughly and messily; plunder; pillage |
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| to approve formally; confirm; approve |
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| (literally) wildly eager to eat; hungry |
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| (figuratively) hungry for anything; voracious |
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| to utterly destroy (a building, city, etc.); wreck; flatten |
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| someone who lives far away from other people; hermit |
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| to return; to occur again; repeat |
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| (literally) giving off a strong, offensive odor; strong smell; stink |
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| (figuratively) to be pervaded by something unpleasant |
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| to stop or avoid during something, quit; cease |
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| rule over, govern, dominate; |
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| to repay someone for their expenses |
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| strengthen, add to; support |
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| memory or act of recalling the past; nostalgia |
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| well-known, famous, celebrated |
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| witty conversation, retort; banter |
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| to reject what one was once associated with; disown |
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| something gross, repulsive, or revolting; distasteful |
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| something that remains after a part is taken; remainder |
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| show, divulge, expose; unveil |
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| celebrate noisily, have a party; enjoy |
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| conquer, defeat, and chase off; overwhelm |
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