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| favorable; a blessing, a benefit |
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| a clown; a blessing, a benefit |
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| unethical methods, trickery |
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| something that causes impurity; something that defiles or pollutes |
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| harmful; dangerous; injurious |
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| inclined to fight; to argue, or to debate |
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| to correct (usually by a critic) |
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| to restrict by shackling or chaining |
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| state of being dissimilar, composition from unlike elements |
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| incapable of being conquered |
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| indecisive, unsure of how to proceed |
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| cure-all, remedy for all ills |
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| one with exceptional talents or powers; an extraordinary accomplishment |
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| to snub or to refuse bluntly |
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| ability to return to a former state |
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| one who takes the blame for others |
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| capable of being easily led, taught, or controlled; obedient |
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| full of life, very animated |
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