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| to make or become suitable; especially : to change so as to fit a new or specific use or situation |
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| an order or decision given by one in authority |
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| acting or thinking in an unusual way; not of the usual or normal kind; not following a truly circular path |
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| the degree of respect or liking one has for something or someone; especially : a very favorable opinion |
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| courageous or ambitious initiative |
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a movable panel used as a fence
a barrier to be jumped in a race; a race in which such barriers must be jumped |
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| full of or expressing good humor |
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| a large number of individuals. |
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| having a confident and easy manner |
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| to move back or away; to slant backward; to grow less or smaller |
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| slow in movement or reaction by habit or condition |
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| ; mental uncertainty; pleasant excitement caused by wondering what will happen; the state of being undecided |
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| to suffer, sweat, or be faint from heat; to overcome with heat |
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| conduct that agrees with what is morally right; a particular moral quality; a desirable quality |
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