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| To number the pages of a book in sequence |
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| Noisy/Difficult to control |
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| Unpredictable and changeable; fickle |
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| Inclined or eager to fight aggressively; hostile |
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| Of or relating to, being or resembling an oracle; oracular; mystic |
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a) Easily irritated; bad tempered
b) difficult to control; unruly |
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| Treating serious issues with deliberate humor; flippant |
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| Especially talkative, especially on trivial matters |
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a) intelligently analytical and clear thinking.
b) accurate and sharply focused |
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| A wistful disire to return in thought or in fact to a former time in one's life |
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| Marked by vainglory; boastful |
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| Good fortune or luck; a destinable discovery by accident |
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| A strong desire to achieve something high or great |
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| Independence or freedom, as of the will of one's actions |
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| Exaggeratedly mournful; dismal |
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| Involving heavy obligations; involving a burden of some amount of effect and difficulty |
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| Successful in producing a desired or intended result |
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| Unable to be placated or pleased; relentless; unstoppable |
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| To talk at length, especially in an inflated or empty way; to write or speak verbosely or windily |
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