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| (adj) inactive or still; dormant. |
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| (n) an answer to a reply; response. |
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| (n) untruthfulness; falseness |
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| (v) to perceive (something obscure or concealed); detect; to perceive the distinctions of. |
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| (n) a situation or activity specially suited to a persons ability or character. |
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| (adj) (often found with a capital 'D') designating a law or code of extreme severity; harsh; rigorous. |
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| (n) a small or moderate amount or quantity. |
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| (n) a cantankerous person |
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| (adj) capable of producing the desired effect. |
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| (n) an extreme desire to amass wealth; cupidity. |
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| (n) composure; especially under tension. |
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| French (used as noun) a sudden and decisive action in politics especially one effecting a change in gov't illegally or by force. |
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| (adj) harmless; innocent; lacking significance or impact. |
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| (n) super abundance; excess. |
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| (adj) contained in or if as contained in(; qualifying or explainitory). |
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| (adj) moved to or showing sudden impatient irritation, especially over some trifling annoyance; ill-humored; fretful. |
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| (adj) fair-seeming; superficially pleasing or apparently good or right without real merit; pleasing to the eye but deceptive. |
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| (adj) not to be avoided or overcome; inevitable. |
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| (adj) suggesting the harrow of death and decay; gruesome; ghastly. |
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