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| laborious or intensive study or the product thereof |
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| harmonious, measured, ordered or blanced esp. in character |
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| rash or presumptuous daring or boldness |
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| a disposition to bear injuries patiently; forbearance |
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| having a loud or reverberating sound; having an expressive plaintive qualty |
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| CHARACTERIZED BY GREAT LIBERALITY OR GENEROUSITY |
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| providing only the illusion of abundance |
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| like or in the spirit of a corybant esp. wild or frenzied |
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| to extinguish the guilt incurred by... to make ammends for... |
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| lengthy, harsh criticism or abuse |
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| to bring against or into by assaulting or abusive comments |
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| harmful, often in a subtle or unexspected way |
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| in an irresolute, undecided, or hesitant manner |
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| easy, mixable, capable of being mixed |
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| dash or flambouyance in style or action |
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| uncanny ability to see through (a situation) |
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| foreboding something bad/ evil; inauspicious |
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| resembling a worm in form or motion |
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| having a flase look of truth and genuinness |
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| to expose to shame or blame by means of flasehood & misrepresentation |
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| dsplaying great diversity or variety |
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| marked by or given to vehement insistant outer |
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| one who commits treason; collaborator |
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| contemplation of ones naval as an aid to meditation- also indisposition to movement |
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| compelling, relevant, convincing |
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| being below ones dignity; undignified |
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| fabricating; filling in the gaps in emory with fabrication |
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