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| moderate, apring, temperate |
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| deserving of blame or correction; blameworthy |
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| likely but not certain to happen, possible; a representative group forming part of a larger body |
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| to confirm or substatiate; to verify |
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| an inhabitant; resident; dweller |
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| passing aimlessly from one place or subject to another; roving; wandering |
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| to impress on the mind by repitition; instill; implant |
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| an opinion different from accepted belief |
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| awkward; inept; uncouth; clumsy |
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| to impost by fraud; to pass off as worthy |
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| highly colored; reddish; fuddy; ornate and showy |
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| poorly dressed, shappy, frumpy |
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| to scatter or spread widely; disperse; circulate |
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| to make or become dry and withered, to char or parch |
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| deceptive; apparently good but lacking real merit |
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| to satisfy completely, cloy; full, satisfied; |
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| leaping, jumping or springing forth; prominent, obvious |
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| extremely harmful; deadly, fatal, deleterious |
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| having sympathetic insight or understanding; observant |
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| capable of being touched or felt; easily seen, heard, or recognized; tangible; plain |
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