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| to cox gently and persistently |
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| arrogantly domineering or overbearing |
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| command, directive or order (court-order) |
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| urgent, requiring prompt action |
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| the act of coaxing by flattery |
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| to address with an earnest request; implore |
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| acuteness of perception; keeness |
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| sumpremely accomplished or skilled |
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| skill or adeptness in performance; skilled |
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| a natural gift or quality |
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| done with little effort or difficulty; easy |
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| not capable, not properly or well qualified |
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| performing an art, skill, or branch of learning with expert correctness |
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| an innate inclination; tendency |
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