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| Very small in size or amount |
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| Averse to activity, effort, or movement; habitually lazy |
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| having or seeming to have no end |
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| having very little or no money usually habitually |
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| native, originating in a place |
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| seeming contradiction or an actual contradiction |
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| having a thick consistency, gelatinous |
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| fleeting, or short life or duration |
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| to confirm or make certain |
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| implied, tacitly understood |
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| foolishly generous, not thrifty |
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| having the deceptive look of truth |
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| random, capricious, impartial |
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| given to sudden and unaccountable changes of mood or behavior |
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| the state or feeling of being actively opposed or hostile to someone or something |
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| strong feelings against, dislike for |
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| a principle or set of principles laid down by an authority as incontrovertibly true |
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| not well matched, unsuited |
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| to separate and make alone or single |
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| the combination of diverse elements into one |
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| repetitive, and thus unnecessary |
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| a necessary predecessor to |
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| proper and socially appropriate in behavior or demeaner |
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| tighten, compress, or make narrow |
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| easily influenced or affected by something |
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| a person exhibiting excessive or prejudiced loyalty towards a particular group or cause |
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| a person exhibiting excessive or prejudiced loyalty towards a particular group or cause |
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| spacious, having plenty of room or space |
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| friendly and easy to talk to |
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| formal accusation or charge of a serious crime |
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| something or someone that causes or accelerates a change or process, without being affected itself |
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| state of being quiet or still; inactivity |
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| deception or trickery, especially through the use of clever or dishonest methods |
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| convincing or persuasive; especially by being well reasoned or based on sound logic |
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| former or previous, usually in reference to a person or position |
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| mock or imitate in a distorted or exaggerated manner |
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| mysterious or magical in nature, often associated with ancient symbols or writing systems |
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| obvious and intentional, especially in a negative or harmful way |
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| make someone less angry or hostile |
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| feeling of anxiety or unease |
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| persistent, determined, not giving up easy |
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| come together at a point or focus |
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| measure of the force that causes an object to rotate around an axis |
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| stubborn; unwilling to change one's opinion or course of action despite persuasive arguments or evidence |
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| showing of excessive concern for minor details and rules |
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| something that is on the outer edge or boundary of something else |
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| a set of beliefs or principles that form the basis of a political or economic system |
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| excessive amount or quantity of something |
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| excessive or extreme desire for wealth or material gain; greed |
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| powerful and unstoppable force or institution that is so large and overwhelming that it cannot be controlled or stopped |
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| lacking liveliness or intelligence, dull or boring |
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| become rigid or inflexible, often due to old age or a lack of adaptability |
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| hesitate or waver in purpose or action |
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| having a low or inferior quality or value |
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| having no equal or match, incomparable |
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| isolate and detached; narrow-minded or provincial |
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| lacking in enthusiasm or passion; lukewarm |
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| known only by a select few individuals with specialized knowledge or interest |
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| not important or significant; insignificant |
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| having a keen insight or understanding; being able to see through or penetrate to the heart of a matter |
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| shameful or corrupt behavior or character |
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| the organization or arrangement of words and phrases to create a coherent sentence or phrase |
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| exploration or observation made for the purpose of gathering information or intelligence |
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| light, delicate, and sheer material or fabric |
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| selecting or choosing from a variety of styles, ideas, or sources |
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| infrequent or occurring at irregular intervals |
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| lacking transparency or translucency; not allowing light to pass through |
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| integrity; honestly; adherence to moral and ethical principles |
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| crush or grind into find particles |
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| sharing a common border or touching |
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| intensely passionate or enthusiastic |
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