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| to prestige or acclaim that results from some noteworthy achievement or position |
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| sorely lacking in spirit energy or pupose |
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| something left to a person in a will; something handed down from the past |
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| a. a debt or obligation, especially of a financial nature. |
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a. a public statement or picture that damages a person by falsely impugning his or her character, motives or actions or by unjustly exposing the person to public censure or ridicule
b. to slander publicly |
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| clear and intelligible to the understanding; mentally competent |
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| to sneak; to lie hidden or in wait |
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luxuriant, pleantiful; luxurious, opulent
overelaborate or overripe |
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| a unconscious and usually ludicrous misuse of a word |
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| a desire to cause harm or suffering; deep-seated ill will |
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| An extinct form of elephant; a giant or colossus |
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| the means by which some goal is achieved or the person through whom it is realized |
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