SAT SAT Meaning by word 261

pertaining to or producing loss of sensation

sated with pleasure

habitually inactive or idle

that can not be blotted out, effaced, destroyed or removed

not having the abilities desired or necessary for any purpose

working vigorously

produced or displayed in overabundance

characterized by quivering or unsteadiness

looking old an shriveled

having the character of a beginner

showing submission to natural superiors

biting

permissive; tolerant; indulgent; not strict

contributing to an end

able to discern and distinguish with wise perception

relating to, or characteristic of the works of a philosopher an English philosopher and statesman

difficult or impossible to break down and absorb (food)

capable of various forms

changeable in appearance

full of offensive and aggressive self-conceit

well-performed; skillful

constituting or consisting of salt

characterized by craft or cunning

afraid to express facts or opinions plainly

recently hatched

passing from one subject to another

having a double meaning

of no avail or effect

ordinary

violent