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| an enthusiast, an enthusiastic follower or fan |
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| comparable, equal in size/extent/duration |
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| translucent, very sheer and light, gossamer |
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| a quick raid, especially for plunder |
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| species, sort, type, class, dinstinctive category |
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| a sermon stressing moral principles |
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| to imprison, to incarcerate |
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| nonchalant, devil-may-care |
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| funeral rites or ceremonies |
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| a confident and stylish manner, style, famboyance |
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| personality, a chracter in a novel or play, role |
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| diatribe, a bitter verbal attack |
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| salacious, tending to arouse sexual desires |
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| biased or partisan, partial |
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| fluctuation, a change/variation/alteration |
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