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| member of a worldwide secret society whose purpose is mutual aid and fellow ship. "Mob men are mason's in the different mafias." |
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| put a rest or quiet. "When a superhero dies there names are usually put allay." |
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| Talking to much talkative. "Gossip columns right many things that make people garrulous and they do not know it." |
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| Sentimental in a weak silly way. "Many of the superheros girlfriends are maudlin about the smallest things." |
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| Lack of energy or weariness. "After a long day of fighting crimes superheroes re lassitude." |
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a line of people, or automobiles.
Keen or hostile feelings of active dislike. "On different Marvel posters there is a queue of heroes." |
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| Very careful exact, and paying attention to details. "When Marvel drawers drew comics they were very punctilious. |
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| Keen or hostile feelings of active dislike. "Batman has an animosity of feelings for the joker." |
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| Momentary feeling of faintness or nausea. "The first time Spiderman shot spider webs from buildings to buildings he had a feeling of qualm." |
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| Several or various. "Some superheros have a sundry of different opponents." |
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| Without effort or success. "Some children can be very vain." |
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| Unable to be conquered or impossible to overcome. "Superman is invincible to many of his opponents." |
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| Bending easily or supple. "Some action figures can be very lithe." |
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