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| Turning away from what is right or proper; willful; swayed or prompted by caprice; erratic; or unpredictable |
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| an entrance hall(n); a person or group that tries to influence legislatures(v) |
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| A self-seeking servile flatterer(n); a person who tries to please someone in order to gain advantages(n); to inform against;(v) |
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| A sulfate of various metal, something highly caustic or severe in effect, as criticism, bitter criticism(n) |
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| To support or defend against opposition or criticism; to keep up or keep from sinking; to lift upwards; to give moral support or inspiration(n) |
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| To neglect, overlook; to quit or leave; to go or pass; to give up or resign(v) |
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| a failure to attain a specified amount or level; a shortage; the amount by which a supply falls short by or which a supply falls short of expectation, or demand(n) |
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| Fatty, oily; smooth and greasy in texture or appearance, revealing or marked by a smug, false earnestness or spirituality(adj) |
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| a strict, bossy, or belligerent woman; a scolding vicious woman; hag |
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| A humble person, one who asks earnestly, a person who supplicates(n); entreating humbly;(adj0 a prayer(n) |
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| an extremely confused, complicated, or embarrassing situation; a confused heap or entanglement; a complicated disagreement; an acutely painful misunderstanding; violently confused or bitterly complex altercation(n) |
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| having or showing attitude of patronizing superiority; showing or characterized by a patronizing or superior attitude toward others(adj) |
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| an act or instance of depriving; lacking of what is needed for existence(n) |
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| to gain favor or favorable acceptance for by deliberate effort(v) |
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| displaying exaggerated flattery or affection(adj);to give servile display of exaggerated flattery or affection(v); a newborn deer in its first year(n) |
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| aggressively greedy; ravenous; very eager or greedy for something;(of animals) subsisting by the capture of living prey; living on prey(adj) |
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| to do something beneath one's dignity; to do something to lower oneself(v) |
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| Capable of logical and consistent speech or thought; logical; consistent and orderly; sticking together; having the same phase or a fixed phase different(adj) |
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| HAVING THE JOINTS OR CONNECTIONS SEPARATED; disconnected; incoherent; a disjointed course; broken up; disconnected(adj) |
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| To speak or write about something with great hostility(v) |
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| abundant, plentiful, vast amount of something; detrimental(adj) |
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| to send forth growth; to bloom; to grow and extend rapidly(v) a bud of a plant(n) |
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| to renounce ones throne; fail to fulfill or undertake(v) |
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| a large number of things of the same type that suddenly happen in a very short period of time; a sudden or strong outburst; an unusually large number of events that happen suddenly and at the same time(n) |
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