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| to feel strong hatred or disgust for |
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| The act of putting off; postponing |
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| An organized spreading of certain ideas |
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| Speaking or acting in a short, frank manner as to be impolite |
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| straying outside the proper bounds or course |
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| wild excitement and enthusiasm |
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| An act or deed showing mercy |
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| decided between right and wrong |
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| never before known or experienced |
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| careful in spending or using resources |
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| going on and on; not stopping or letting up |
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| to get money or property by cheating |
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| the crime of attempting to overthrow ones government or harm its leader |
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| to accuse; point out as deserving blame |
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| to quality or state of being disrespectful or rude |
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| to give in to force or pressure |
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