n. prerogative (*) state of confusion or lawlessness (*) hardship; suffering; misfortune; crisis (*) privilege or power attaching to a position; right (*) face; appearance; features; encouragement; support

adj. sinister (*) deserving blame; guilty (*) clear; distinct; expressed with clarity; skillful with words (*) forceful; vigorous; energetic (*) threatening or showing evil; dishonest; malicious

n. delinquent (*) one's understanding; perception; consciousness; knowledge; awareness (*) inexperienced person; beginner (*) reward or punishment exacted for an injury, wickedness or other action; requital; revenge; vengeance (*) offender; person who is guilty of an offense

v. vanquish (*) to trim; to decorate; to embellish; to adorn (*) to subdue; to conquer; to defeat; to win (*) to root out; to destroy totally; to eradicate (*) to annoy; to irritate

n. bog (*) high praise; commendation (*) swamp; marshland; wet spongy ground (*) interval; break; period of rest; separation; interruption; opening (*) name; nickname; title; designation

n. vituperation (*) change from one condition to another, often unexpected (*) clown; joker; fool; ludicrous figure (*) harsh rebuke; abusive condemnation; denunciation (*) trust; belief; confidence; faith

adj. fulsome (*) disgusting due to excess; crude; repulsive; offensive (*) forgetful; absent-minded; ignoring (*) profitable; lucrative (*) irrelevant; not related; not essential

n. imposture (*) theft; stealing; robbery (*) illusion; misconception; untruth; falsehood (*) disgrace; humiliation; dishonor (*) fraud; deception; deceit; forgery

adj. impregnable (*) emphasizing minutiae or form in scholarship or teaching; strict; meticulous (*) fat; obese; fleshy (*) unconquerable; unbeatable; invulnerable; indisputable (*) fanciful; amusing; capricious

adj. curt (*) rudely abrupt; blunt; brief; gruff (*) fanciful; amusing; capricious (*) all-powerful; almighty (*) attacking; offensive; hostile; forceful; bold