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| to bear or tolerate; to put up with something |
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| scholarly; deeply learned |
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| differin in opinion; deviating |
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| a disagreeable or noxious vapor; an escaping gas |
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| vanishing or fading; scarcely perceptible |
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| emanding prompt action; urgent |
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| to free completly from blame |
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| to show off; to display osentationsly |
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| lacking prudent foresight; careless |
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| to swing back and forth; to fluctuate |
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| to convert into bone; to beocme rigid |
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| integrity; uprightness; honesty |
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| to convert someone from one religiono r doctrine to another; to recruit converts to a religion or doctrine |
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| a learned person; an expert in a particular field |
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| hard to understand; over one's head |
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| extravagant or wasteful, especially with money |
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| lacking ideas or intelligence |
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| a passage concluding a composition in music |
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| hard to understand or grasp |
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| to deny; to speak or act against |
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| vulgar or indecent speech or language, as in a ribald joke |
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