verb:

to evade work or duty

noun

a punishment undergone in token of penitence for sin

adjective:

not noticeable or prominent

noun

person who lives in wretched circumstances to save money; stingy

noun:

unrestrained, loud laughter

adjective:

lacking freshness, used repetitively; hackneyed; banal

adjective:

expert or nimble in the use of hands or body; cleverly skillful; resourceful; ingenious

adjective:

boorish; rude; difficult to work with

noun:

unmannerly intrusion or presumption; irrelevance

adjective:

bending readily; limber

noun:

gaiety; jollity

verb:

to take great pleasure or delight

adjective:

having or showing acute mental discernment and keen practical sense

adjective:

evident, plain; obvious

adjective:

submissive; agreeable; tractable

adjective:

settled or confirmed in a habit, practice or feeling; firmly established by long continuance

verb:

subject to magical influence; to delight to a high degree

adjective:

passingly aimlessly from one subject to another; digressive; rambling

adjective:

ostentatiously rich and extravagant 

adjective:

unyielding; unalterable

adjective

readily assuming different forms or character; extremely variable

adjective:

lustful or lecherous

adjective:

full of, expressing, or causing pain and sorrow; grievous; mournful

adjective:

the power or ability to return to the original form; elasticity

adjective:

boldly rude or disrespectful

noun:

a feeling of quiet pleasure, often while unaware of some potential danger; feeling of satisfaction

noun:

careful consideration before decision

verb:

to praise highly; laud

verb:

to vanquish, suppress, or extinguish

noun:

respectful submission or yielding to the judgement, opinion or will of another

adjective:

using few words; consice

adjective:

marked by disturbance and uproar; raising a great clatter  and commotion; highly agitated