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| bubbling out; overflowing with enthusiasm. |
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| to lead out (draw out) the inborn abilities of a pupil; to develop or train. |
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| to remove the face of; to wipe out |
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| to send out; as a child emits a scream or a factory emits smoke |
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| originally a millerÕs fee for grinding (out) grain; now, a payment for services rendered. |
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| to take out the nerve; to deprive of nerve, force, vigor; to weaken. |
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| to tear out by the roots; to destroy |
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| to hollow out; to dig out and remove |
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| to strip the skin off of; to denounce harshly |
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| to take the burden out; to free from a charge or from guilt. |
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| to wander out of the course; to digress; to speak or write at length |
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| one who has left oneÕs native country or renounced allegiance to it. |
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| to carry out of a country |
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| to clean out; to take out obscene or objectionable material |
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| to put things out of the boundary, to destroy loving things by killing off all individuals |
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| a person one has faith in; a person one confides on. |
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| to show faith by sharing secrets |
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| having faith in oneself; self-assured |
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| marked my intimacy or willingness to confide |
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| not having faith in oneself; shy |
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| not faithful; a person who does not believe in a particular religion |
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| unfaithfulness; especially in marriage |
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| deceiving through a pretense of faith; treacherous. |
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| to give birth to; to develop; to bring forth, as ideas or feelings |
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| to give birth to; to produce, as an engine generates power |
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| all the people born at about the same time |
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| the birth or coming into being of anything; origin; creation |
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| a gas so called because it generates water by its combustion |
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| an exceptional intellectual or creative ability |
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| having inborn talent; clever at contriving |
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| freeborn, honest; showing innocent or childlike simplicity or gullibility |
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| liberal in giving as a person of noble birth would be |
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| having a friendly or kind manner |
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| having an aristocratic quality; refined in matter |
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| the condition of being genteel |
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| a man of noble or gentle birth; a polite, considerate man |
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| people of gentle birth or high social position |
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