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adj. morose
a
moody; despondent; bitter; irritable
b
promoting good health
c
unimportant; small; worthless; minor
d
shining; gleaming
n. spirit; courage; ardor
larceny
sloth
mettle
allusion
adj. quaint
stubbornly rebellious; disobedient
peevish; cranky; rude
having the characteristics of an island; narrow-minded; provincial
old-fashioned; unusual; odd; strange
n. stupor
indirect reference (often literary); hint
stunned or bewildered condition; apathy; shock; daze
hostility; opposition; conflict
outcast; person who is rejected
adj. determinate
that which cannot be blotted out or erased; permanent
vanishing quickly; dissipating like a vapor; fading; disappearing
definite; fixed; established
moving with great force; done with little thought; reckless; impulsive; hasty
adj. hefty
unidentified; disguised; concealed; anonymous; unknown
heavy; powerful; weighty; big
inactive; changeless; stationary; motionless
accustomed to pain
n. nefariousness
being villainous or wicked; evil
knowing about something before it happens; foresight
loud approval; applause; praise
family relationship; adoption; natural attraction; affinity
n. protocol
original draft or record of a document; rules of behavior
bruise; injury where the skin is not broken; swelling
thing which is joined together; assemblage
disagreement; lack of harmony
adj. mundane
characterized by sitting; remaining in one locality; inactive
ordinary; commonplace; normal; routine; everyday
something inevitable; inescapable
developed or matured earlier than usual
v. to utter or speak clearly and distinctly
ferment
coddle
accede
articulate
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