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| Tending to annoy or cause ill will; overly aggressive. |
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| To crouch as in fear or shame. |
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| In immediate physical contact, touching. |
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| Harmful or injurious to ones health. |
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| To reduce or lower as in rank or office. To embarrass or degrade |
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| An intricate combination of paths in which it is difficult to find, or locate, the exit. |
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| Willingness to believe or trust readily. |
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| Wealth, riches, or affluence |
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| A minor weakness or flaw of character |
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| Having an appearence of truth or reason |
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| To crouch as in fear or shame |
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| To submit completely without protest |
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| To abolish by formal means |
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| capable of being believed |
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| Cheerful, marry or joyful in disposition. |
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| To realease from blame, guilt, or consequences |
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| Wide-spread; high in fame |
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| Mysterious in meaning; puzzling |
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