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| Having a pleasing and kindly disposition; good natured; friendly |
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| Easy to approach and speak to; pleasant; friendly |
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| The rise and fall of a voice in speaking. The pitch pattern of a sentence. |
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| To refer casually or indirectly |
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| Hatred, dislike, mistrust of women. |
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| Extremely bold or daring. |
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| Extremely wicked or villinous |
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| The act of submitting, yielding, or surrendering. |
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| A cynical disposition, character or remark. |
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| Frivolously disrespectful; not serious |
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| A vital, basic, or decisive point. |
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| Given to, intended for joking. |
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| Questioning attitude; doubtful, questionable thoughts |
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| Feeling of well-being and happiness |
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| Of a kindly or gentle disposition |
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| Capable of being wounded emotionally; open to criticism |
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| Movement characterized by dream like distortions |
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| To give away, as under pressure or force. |
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| Belonging to; within you; born with you |
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| To surrender unconditionally |
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| Pleasantly calm or peaceful |
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| Serious or dignified nature |
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| Excessively modest; low self esteem |
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| To destroy a great number or proportion of |
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| A state of rowdy disorder |
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| To expose to smoke or fumes |
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| A person or thing that is typical of or possesses to a high degree the features of a whole class; perfect example |
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| A statement or preposition that seems self-contradictory or absurd, but may be true |
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| Firmly resolved or determined |
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| Away from the expected; wrong; different from what was expected |
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| crooked; far from expected |
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| Of, relating to, or characteristics of hell; hellish |
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| State of being indifferent |
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| Excessive or reckless boldness |
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| A word formed from the initial letters of a name |
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| State of being persistent in effort |
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| feeling strong displeasure at something |
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| not cared for or neglected |
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| a scraping along a surface |
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| disgusting; revolting; repulsive; hating |
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| a person who goes against rules |
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| not retrievable or recoverable |
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| tremulous fear, alarm, or agitation |
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