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| to demand insistently (especially payment); a creditor; dark, dull, drab |
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| pleasant, courteous, smooth and polished in manner; suave, urbane |
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| hidden; sheltered; a sheltered or hidden place |
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| a state or scene of uproar or confusion; chaos; pandemonium |
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| a critical or explanatory note or comment especially for a literary work |
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| to gro ow accumulate over time; collect; accumulate |
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| a strong denunciation or condemnation; abusive |
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| overbearing; arrogant; seeking to dominate; compelling; domineering, imperative |
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| freely given; not called for; unwarranted; unjustified |
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| the essential part or main point; core |
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| accidental, occurring by a happy chance; unintentional |
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| calmness; refusal to panic, tranquility |
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| effective, producing results; efficient; potent |
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| showing great variety, diverse; a jester's costume or jester itself; fool |
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| extremely generous; lavish; bounteous |
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| to delay, put off until later; stall; dillydally |
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| tending to prudce a strong reeling or response, stimulating; arousing |
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| exceeding ordinary knowledge and understanding |
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| a depraved, vicious, or unprincipled person, scoundrel; wicked corrupt; to condemn |
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| characterized by or calling for continued sitting; stationary; seated; static |
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