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| throw light upon; explain, make clear |
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| brace; not afraid; fearless, bold; dauntless |
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| bring to an end to; put a stop to; end; come to an end |
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| having force; well founded; sound; legally binding |
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| machine for generating electricity, forceful, engergetic, hardworking person; go-getter; powerhouse |
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| controlling group; group of powerful leaders who represent the established order of society; ruling inner circle of a nation or institution |
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| free, self-governing, independent, autonomous; supreme in power or authority |
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| power to endure or withstand fatigue; illness, hardship etc., endurance, vigor, strength |
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| science that deals with sound;qualities of a room; sound producing qualities |
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| art of acting ; dramatics; artificial, showy display of emotion |
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| art of arranging or manuevering military or naval forces |
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| statement accepted as true,established rule or principle |
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| keeping all others from a aprt or share; disposed to deny admission to outsiders |
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| hacing to do with a government in which one political party has in all places; everywhere |
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| in all places; everywhere |
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| mercy, leniency; mildness of temper toward offenders |
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| forgive; overlook; pardon; excuse |
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| cross; irratable; ill-tempered; fretful |
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| yield; give into; overpowering force |
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| respect; yielding; to the will or opinion of another; honor |
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| make greater; increasel augment; improve |
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| innefective, serving no useful purpose; use less |
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| misfortune; trouble; misery; bad luck |
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| accidental; happening; by chance; casual |
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| perso who claims to fortell events; preditor |
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| inclined to take chances; adventurous; daring; bold |
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| strengthen, add firmness to |
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| depart from an established way or course |
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| causing turmoil or unrest; boisterous; unruly |
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| bold; daring; dearless; intrepid; too bold; impudent; insolent |
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| pull up by roots; destroy completely; exterminate; erodicate |
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| unmoved by persuation or pity; hardened in feelings; obstinatel unyielding; inflexible |
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| very harsh; bitterlly; severe; caustic; fearing |
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| one who has bad manners; rude; insensitive person |
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| person who amuses others by joking, clowning or trying to funny |
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| wise; trusted advisor or guide ;teacher; tutor; coach |
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| perso who is indefferent to joy or grief and endures pain or misfortune; calmly; without flinch |
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| lying; deceitful; dishonestl untruthful |
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| constantly changing ones mind; indecisive |
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| easily bribed; open to corruption; purchasable; crooked; mercenary |
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| using or containing an unnecesary and wearisome amount of words; wordy |
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| person who takes part in conspiring; plotter |
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| person who assumes somone else's identity to decieve others; fraud; charlatan; deceiver |
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| doesnt fo along with the ideas of a party or group but ranks as independent |
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| mediocre person; person of no title or no achievments or distiction |
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| having or showing a great deal of knowledge acquiried through reading and studying; learned; scholar |
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| free from defect or blame; flawless; fauntless; tauntless; |
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| showing or exercising sound judgment, sensible, wise, discreet |
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| capable of quickly recovering; flexible; capable of springing back to original shape |
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| claim or seize without right or justification; appropruate; unsure |
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| warm and sincere; hearty; amiable; genial |
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| ask questions of; examine; quiz |
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| of low, middle or ordinary quality; barely acceptable |
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| spoken or performed with little or no advance preporation; improvied |
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| person who knowns little; ignorant person; dunce |
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| having little or no money; poor; penniless; indegent |
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| very small quantity; insignificant amount ; particle; ounce |
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| barely warm; having or showing little enthusiasm |
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| agreeable; irresponsible to authority; pleasant , willing to give into |
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| to encircle as with a belt; to prepare |
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| an object of unreasonable, obsessive reverence or attention |
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| small and aprightly; mischevious; fairy-like |
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| to increase in size; enlarge; to cause to appear greater in power; influence |
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| a rope or chain that allows limited movement; the limit of ones resources or strength |
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| to lure; to tempt in a pleasing fashion |
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| someone who hates mankind |
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| a violent overthrow of government by a small group; a victorious accomplishment |
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| a tranquil, secluded place |
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| calm and carefree; lighthearted |
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