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        | agreement, harmony (v) to agree be in harmony or bring into harmony to grant to bestow |  | 
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        | an exchange in trade to exchange goods |  | 
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        | to think out plan figure out invent create |  | 
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        | skillful in the use of hands or body clever |  | 
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        | to occupy the completely attention, absorb fully |  | 
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        | to put a burden on, impose require involve to restrict |  | 
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        | a kind of weasel or to search or hunt out to torment, badger |  | 
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        | to become used to; to cause to become used to |  | 
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        | about to happen hanging over( in a menacing way |  | 
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        | to regret be sorry for; a feeling of regret |  | 
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        | to make fun of; to show contempt for |  | 
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        | a change from one state or condition |  | 
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        | to blame scold find fault with |  | 
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        | to annoy anger exasperate to confuse to baffle |  | 
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        | strength energy liveliness the capacity to live and develop the power to endure or survive |  | 
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        | subject to odd ideas notions or fancies playful unpredictable |  | 
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        | to make calm soothe to relieve satisfy to yield to |  | 
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        | causing a great misfortune |  | 
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        | to quote to mention to summon to appear in court to command to recommend |  | 
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        | in line with accepted ideas or standards trite |  | 
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        | to lure into a trap a person or thing used to lure into a trap |  | 
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        | to dig to search deeply and thoroughly in |  | 
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        | to follow in order come immediately after and as a result |  | 
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        | heroic courage respect and courtesy an act or statement marked by a high level of courtesy |  | 
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        | to make known tell to give  pass something on |  | 
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        | using or showing good judgement, wise, sensible |  | 
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        | to bring about an agreement between persons or groups act as go between occupying a middle position, indirect, acting through an intermediary |  | 
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        | the setting the surroundings environment |  | 
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        | strange freakish odd foreign-looking geographically remote exceeding reasonable limits |  | 
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        | domineering haughty bullying overpowering predominate |  | 
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        | high spirited lively bold saucy jaunty |  | 
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        | a peculiar way of acting a sudden twist or turn |  | 
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        | to feast entertain agreeably |  | 
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        | lazy lacking in ambition and energy inefficient |  | 
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        | a stain or spot a mark of corruption or dishonor to stain or contaminate |  | 
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        | resign formally give up an office or a duty to disown discard |  | 
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        | to give as a gift to provide with lodgings |  | 
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        | able to burn or eat away by chemical action; biting sarcastic |  | 
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        | a strong movement to advance a cause or idea; to campaign, work vigorously |  | 
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        | to injure or destroy the surface or appearance of; to damage the value influence or effect of; to face down outshine |  | 
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        | an order forbidding the trade an or movement of commercial goods any restraint or hinderance; to forbid to enter or leave port to forbid trade with |  | 
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        | a false notion or belief an error in thinking |  | 
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        | a lack of seriousness or earnestness, especially about things that should be treated with respect; buoyancy lightness i weight |  | 
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        | a beggar; depending on begging for living |  | 
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        | to make sick to the stomach; to fill with disgust |  | 
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        | to nullify deny bring to nothing |  | 
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        | vitally important essential |  | 
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        | one who receives; receiving able or willing to receive |  | 
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        | an action designed to confuse or mislead; a trick |  | 
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        | to become filled to overflow; to be present in large quantities |  | 
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        | an opinion belief or principle held to be true |  | 
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        | easily managed easy to deal with; easily wrought malleable |  | 
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        | having a huge appetite greedy ravenous excessively eager |  | 
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