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| giving freely, extravagant; plentiful |
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| very poisonous or harmful; deadly; intensely bitter or spiteful |
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| having or making a harsh sound; shrill |
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| to deliver; to deliver as goods to be sold; to send; to hand over; to assign to an undesirale place or position |
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| the art of public speaking; a style or manner of public speaking or reading |
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| the overthrowing or undermining of something established, such as a government |
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| corpselike; pale and ghastly; thin and gaunt; haggard |
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| a person who will not be reformed; incapable of being corrected or reformed; persistently bad |
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| to make known to the public, declare; to make widespread |
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| to wound or injure seriously; to disable in some way; to mutilate; to cripple |
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| deliberately faithless; treacherous |
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| forbidden by law; improper; unauthorized |
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| an inconsistency; a contradiction; a difference |
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| to cover by overflowing; to flood; to overwhelm (as if by a flood) |
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| costly; magnificent; luxurious; lavish |
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| mysterious or obsure; hard to grasp |
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| a temporary suspension of an activity; a state of being put aside for future action |
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| from earliest times; primitive; original & fundamental |
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| of the same kind or nature; composed of similar or identical parts of elements; uniform |
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| to extend all over; to spread or be diffused throughout |
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