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The state of being friendly and cheer
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To Increase Rapidly in number; to multiply
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To grow or increase rapily; flourished
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Having or seeming to have no end; eternal
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To instill or teach by pesistent instruction or repitions.
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An opening, hole, or gap
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Acting or doing something secretly
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Extremely dirty and Unpleasant
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A state or condition of complete suspended sensibility; daze
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In a manner characterized by feelling, or expressing great pleasure or enthusiasm
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Thinking deeply about something
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n.: a deep reflecting long lasting sadness. Adj: sad, gloomy or depressed |
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Making ammends for a wrong, offense or injury
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Decayinig or roting and producing a fould smell; repulsive or unpleasant.
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In a manner stuburnly refusing to change one's opinion or chosen course of action in spite of reason, arguments or persuation.
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The state of being unable or unwilling to believe something.
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Showing humble submission and respect
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Hatefully or shockingly evil or wicked
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1. In a manner that is extremely unpleasant, extremely bad, or degrading.
2. In a manner lacking complete pride or diginity
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N.: A lack of agreement or harmony between people or things V: to disagree |
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Anger or annoyance prevoked by what i percieved as unfair treatment
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V.: to express disapproval or dissapointment N: The expression of disapointment or disapproval |
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The quality of being clever, original, and inventive
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Exceeding what is necesary or sufficient
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