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| dexterous, skillful in the use of hands, ingenious |
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| cheerfulness, readiness to serve, quickness in thought or action |
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| a strong dislike, a repugnancy, a revulsion |
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| to increase, to grow larger; / n. = an increase |
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| fortune teller, soothsayer; / v.t. = to prognosticate, predict, foretell |
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| warlike, disposed to fight |
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| a jest, a witty, clever saying |
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| deeply affected with grief, showing remorse, guilt; / n. = one who is contrite |
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| to delay; to take exception to / n. = a stop, pause, or delay |
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| exemption from punishment, penalty, injury |
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| complete, necessary to make whole / n. = a whole or entire thing |
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| (in math) a constant; / adj. = does not vary |
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| a violent verbal attack, vituperation, an abusive word |
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| lying hidden, underdeveloped, dormant |
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| gruesome, grim, horrible, ghastly |
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| not easily moved to pity, not repenting, stubborn |
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| a model, pattern of superior excellence; / v.t. = poetic, to put side by side; to compare |
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| impatient, irritable, bad-tempered |
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| producing many young, fruitful, abounding |
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| refusing to obey authority; / n. = one who refuses to… |
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| to sway to and fro, to fluctuate, to waiver in mind |
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| greedy in eating; eager in pursuit; insatiable |
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