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| Self-confidence, especially in a difficult situation; poise, assurance. |
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| Anxious or fearful; uneasy. |
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| The ability to learn or understand something very quickly. |
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| Giving attention to something; paying careful attention to the comfort or concerns of others; considerate. |
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| To force to leave a country. |
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| A physical barrier; to block an opening or passage with a barrier. |
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| To engage in a false display of confidence in order to deceive someone. |
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| Noisy activity or confusion. |
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| Something that has been prepared by putting several things together; a mixture of ingredients. |
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| A sharp twist or bend in something. |
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| To do or say something in opposition to do something else, like in a debate. |
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| (The quality of being) sly, crafty, or clever. |
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| Scattered remains of anything broken, destroyed, or discarded. |
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| To make or become smaller or less; reduce or decrease. |
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| Causing gloom or depression; dreary and miserable. |
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| To listen secretly to the private conversation of others. |
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| Well beyond the bounds of what is right or proper; outrageous. |
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| A glowing piece of burning wood or coal. |
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| To occupy the complete attention of someone; to absorb. |
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| A state of anger, impatience, or great irritation. |
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| To proceed or continue in an unsteady or weakening manner. |
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| The ability to imagine what is likely to happen in the future. |
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| Done or acting in away that is intended not to be noticed; sneaky. |
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| Physically or mentally exhausting. |
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| A place in which to live; a residence. |
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| To move or act swiftly; hurry; to make something happen sooner than it would on its own. |
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| Very great destruction or disorder. |
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| To cause something to start burning. |
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| To provide with light or to cast light on someone or something. |
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| To extend sharply outward or upward; project. |
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| To build or start a fire. |
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| Capable of being shaped or formed by pressing, hammering, or another forceful action. |
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| To appear out of nowhere. |
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| To follow a winding and turning course. |
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