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| very idealistic; impractical; caught up in romantic notion |
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| a disorderly crowd; a mob |
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| a person skilled at telling stories |
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| seeking revenge; bearing a grudge |
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| to cause resentment; to provoke |
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| showing early development, especially mental |
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| the scientific study of the structure, sounds, and meaning of language |
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a) a commoner (n.)
b) common or vulgar (adj.) |
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| inclined to prey on others |
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| superior skill or ability |
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| eager and ready to fight; quarrelsome |
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| to put an end to; to allay or quiet |
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