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warlike or hostile in manner.
latin,bellicosus,from bellicus,of war |
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deception by trickery
[from chicane,to deceive, from French chicaner, from old french, to quibble] |
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of,like,or befitting a churl; boorish or vulgar.
[churl, rude person, from middle english, from old english ceorl,peasant] |
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use of unnecessarily wordy and indirect language.
[to speak] |
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proceed completely around.
[circum; around, navigate, to sail |
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having a harmful effect
[destroyer, to harm] |
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lacking or marked by a lack of self confidence.
[to mistrust] |
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manifestation of divine nature.
[to appear, show] |
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vanishing quickly
[vanish, disappear] |
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| to remove or clean objectionable material before publication |
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| lacking purpose or vitality |
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lacking grace or social polish
[awkward,left handed, turn aside, walk clumsily] |
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| impossible to dispute, unquestionable |
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to impress upon the mind of another by frequent instruction or repetition.
to force upon |
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to insert or introduce between other elements or parts.
[touch up refurbish] |
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not interesting, dull
[meager dry fasting] |
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| to kneel and touch the forehead to the ground in expression of deep respect. |
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