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| abruptly; blunt or curt in manner or speech |
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| bewilder; to cause somebody to be confused or puzzled |
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| downcast; disappointed or humiliated, especially after being enthusiastic or confident |
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| showing or feeling contempt; feeling, expressing, a strong dislike or utter lack of respect for somebody or something |
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| disparaging; expressing criticism or a low opinion |
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| arrogantly; haughty and domineering |
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| pacify somebody; to calm or soothe somebody who is angry or upset |
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| gloomly; having a withdrawn, gloomy personality |
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| sad sounding; expressing sadness or sounding sad |
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| quarrelsome; inclined to fight or be agressive |
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| respond sharply; to say something sharp, angry, witty, or insulting in quick response to something somebody else has said. |
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| deep muddy hole; a hole or low area in the ground filled with mud or water |
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