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Open to attack or danger, susceptible |
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Arrogant in a domineering manner |
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Not to be ignored or avoided, urgently |
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Abandoned, forsaken, lifeless |
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A short trip, journey or trek |
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Tiredly, collapsing due to exhaustion |
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Self satisfaction, not performing to potential |
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Occuring at scattered instances, infrequent |
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Emotionally drained, agitated |
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To flatter someone in hopes of personal gain |
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Cannot be explained in words |
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Coming and going at different intervals |
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Experiencing something through someone else's imagination |
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A close watch, surveillance |
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Not easily recognized, not clear or distinct |
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Calling forth respect due to age, character or wisdom |
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Not clear in meaning, not distinct |
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Of or relating to the face |
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Whiny, querulous, complaining all the time. |
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To give to someone or to hand down to someone - (bestow upon) |
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Marked by spontaneously violet act, impulsively |
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Silly, lacking significance, foolish |
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To give the appearance of reality |
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Clear in expression or thought |
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Unceasingly, continuously |
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Completely destroy, obliterate |
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Profitable, producing wealth |
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distress caused by misfortune, loss, or disaster |
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To diffuse through, soak through |
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Hot or glowing heat marked by great warmth or passion. |
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Friendliness, sociabilty, ability to get along with others |
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Marked by sincere regard for others, concerned for mankind |
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Careful or cautious, prudent |
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Irritating, rough in speech or mannerisms |
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To entice, tease or tempt |
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Widespread destruction or devastation |
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To form together to make one, merge |
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Shallow, of or relating to the surface |
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Aware of ones surroundings |
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Perseverance, determination, persistance |
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Hardened over time, showing little or no emotion |
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Inclined to be quiet, not willing to talk |
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To treat someone as inferior, to condescend |
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Admiring someone else's position or status |
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To trust someone to impart secrets |
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Temporarily, subject to change |
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Opposition to feeling, feeling contrary to someone else |
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Hatred, malice, vicious behavior |
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To fake, give false appearance |
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A large disastrous fire or explosion |
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Intangible, not capable of being touched |
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Marked by majestic grandeur or dignity |
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passionately done with great devotion |
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Carefulness, cautiousness |
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Vengeful, wanting to get even |
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To lesson the severity of something because of special circumstances, mitigating |
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A person who pillages (robs) or raids |
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To crouch in fear, withdraw in fear |
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To spread by scattering in all directions, disseminate |
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Resistance, opposition to something |
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An odject of ridicule or scorn |
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To search through quickly |
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To pass though, permeates |
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To pass though, permeates |
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To eat, digest, to destroy |
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Unruly, difficult to control, defiant |
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Cruel, fierce, savage behavoir |
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To sink, to settle to the botom |
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