Hint | Answer |
something that differs from the norm | |
to hate, destest | |
to agree without protesting | |
eagerness, speed | |
friendly | |
to calm, satisfy | |
obscure, secret, only known by few | |
excessive greed | |
excessively bold, brash, clear and obvious | |
short, abrupt, dismissive | |
to urge, coax | |
harsh, cold, unfeeling | |
honesty, frankness | |
to voice disapproval | |
cautious | |
secret | |
to make someone do something through force or threat | |
logically consistant, intelligible | |
self-satisfied ignorance of danger | |
a person entrusted with secrets | |
to plot, scheme | |
increasing, building upon itself | |
to lower the quality or esteem of something | |
to criticize openly | |
showing respect for one's authority | |
quiet, modest, reserved | |
to laugh at mockingly, to scorn | |
one who has total power and rules brutally | |
showing care in doing ones work | |
overjoyed, thrilled | |
expressive, articulate, moving | |
to steal money by falsifying records | |
sensitivity to anothers feelings | |
ill will, hatred, hostility | |
| Hint | Answer |
learned | |
to praise, revere | |
to make up, invent | |
wild, savage | |
astounded | |
to give up, renounce | |
troublesome or iritable | |
secretive, sly | |
overindulgence in food or drink | |
uncalled for, unwarranted | |
disdainfully proud | |
pretending to believe what one does not | |
exemplary, flawless | |
rude, insolent | |
incapable of being appeased or mitigated | |
casually rude, insolent, impertinent | |
clear, sharp, direct | |
lazy | |
not suitable or capable, unqualified | |
notoriety, extreme ill repute | |
to prevent, restrain, stop | |
inborn, native, inherent | |
incapable of being satisfied | |
separated and narrow minded, tight-knit, closed off | |
brave in the face of danger | |
stubbornly established by habit | |
extremely joyful, happy | |
the solumn sound of a bell, often indicating a death | |
graceful, flexible, supple | |
ghastly, sensational | |
an independent, non-conformist person | |
a common saying expressing a principle of conduct | |
extremely careful with details | |
a small amount of something | |
| Hint | Answer |
gloomy or sullen | |
consisting of a very great number | |
the lowest point of something | |
trifling, insignificant | |
a beginner, someone without training or experience | |
a slight variation in meaning, tone, expression | |
lacking consciousness or awareness of something | |
excessively compliant or submissive | |
lacking quickness of sensibility or intellect | |
a remedy for all ills or difficulties | |
a satiricle imitation | |
a tendency, partiality, preference | |
a careful examination | |
an abundance, excess | |
a preference or inclination for something | |
charmingly old fashioned | |
hasty, incautious | |
to restore, clean up | |
to reject, refuse to accept | |
abundant | |
significant, conspicuous | |
luck, finding good things without looking for them | |
sedate, serious, self-restained | |
exceeding what is necessary | |
one who flatters for self-gain | |
not included to talk | |
ready to fight, cruel | |
resentment, offence | |
deserving of respect because of age or achievement | |
to confuse or annoy | |
loud, boisterous | |
undisciplined, lewd, lustful | |
the highest point, cumilating point | |
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