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become better, make better. improve |
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keep from waste, loss, injury, or decay; save |
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injury, damge, disadvantage |
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unusual or strange; from another country; foreign |
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foolish; lack of good sense |
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before, previous, preceding, in an earlier period |
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peaceful, friendly, tranquillity, agreement, concord, accord, amicable |
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refuse to take notice, disregard |
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stupid person, ignorant, dunce, dolt, dullard, nincompoop |
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something that hinders or obstructs, hindrance, obstacle |
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interfere with or slow the prgoress of ; hinder; obstruct |
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lazy, disposed to avoid exertion, idle; lethargic |
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untouched, unharmed, left complete or entire |
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not binding in law, having no force or effect, void, bugatory |
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cancer, not producing, or tending to produce |
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stingy,sparing spending of money |
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leveled, demolish, destroy utterly by tearing down |
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inclined to be silent or secretive; uncommunicative, reserved |
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go to bed, withdraw from active activity |
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answer; reply sharply or angrily, quick, witty |
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overturn or overthrow from the foundation; undermine |
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easily led, taught, or controlled; yielding; docile; amenable |
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