morally unrestrained

syn:immoral,lewd

a scarcity, lack

syn: insufficiency

to force oneself into a situvation uninvited

syn:impose, intrude

dreamily thoughtful

syn:reflective, meditative

uninterested; listless

syn: spiritless, apathetic, languid

to turn away feelings or affections

syn:estrange, set against

in high spirits; exultantly proud and joyful

syn:overjoyed

a witty saying expressing a single thought or observation

syn:aphorism, bon mot, quip

to combine

syn:unite, blend, merge, consolidate

mentally ill; insane

syn:deranged; insane

to besiege by encircling; to harass

syn: surround, annoy

no longer used or useful; very old

syn: obsolete, out-of-date, archaic

an exaggerated portrayal of one's features

syn: mockery, cartoon

to waste time, to dawdle

syn: dawdle, loiter

pertaining to or constituting a major crime

syn: criminal

a large, elaborate structure; an imposing building

syn: fortress

to mislead; to fool

deceive

delayed

syn: tardy, late

to give life to

syn: enliven, encourage, excite

to work dough or clay into a uniform mixture

syn: squeeze, rub, press

in a state of violent or destructive rage

syn: frenzied

marked by a conspicious, showy, or pretentious display

syn: grandiose

to escape notice, to get away from

syn: avoid, evade, lose

inactive, unproductive

syn: barren, idle

anything that destroys, prevents growth, or causes devaluation

syn: affliction, disease

an occupant, inhabitant

syn: resident

obligated loyalty or faithfulness

syn: devotion, fidelty, allegiance

to attract by offering reward or pleasure

syn: tempt; lure

to please

syn: satisfy, indulge

a slow person, especially one who falls behind

straggler, dawdler

maneuver or actions used to gain an advantage

syn: strategy, ploy, maneuver

worn out, dulled, as from overindulgence

syn: exhausted, wearied

the main point

syn: idea, essence

to recommend, to speak in favor of

syn: to promote, encourage

to obliterate, to wipe out

syn: erase

personal appeal or attraction, magnetism

syn: charm

to hypnotize

syn: captivate, entrance

cowardly and treacherous

syn: dishonorable, shameful

to resent another's success, to envy

syn: resent

deep-seated hostility, often mutual

syn: hatred, antagonism

to speak in a dramatic,impassioned, or blustering manner

syn: trumpet

to inspire or influence, to sature

syn: instill, pervade

to drink in large quantities, to gulp

syn: guzzle, swig

to prepare for an event or an action

syn: brace

to make afraid; to discourage

syn: intimidate; dishearten

a state of continual change or movement

syn: fluctuation; instability

a wretched living place, an open shed

syn: shanty, shack

of or like a corpse; pale, gaunt, thin

syn: ghastly

extreme poverty

syn: destitution

an exit; a means of going out

syn: passage

happyiness, bliss

syn: euphoria, delight

a dictator with absolute power

syn: tyrant

to produce, to make happen

syn: generate

to draw out or bring out

syn: elicit

to collect bit by bit; to gather with patient labor

syn: garner

shameless boldness

syn: impudence, nerve, audacity

to drink (especially alcohol)

to pretend

syn: simulate, fake

to stop, discontinue

syn: cease, end

to hint at; to refer to indirectly

syn: suggest, imply

the choice members or best of a group

syn: leaders

to cheat or swindle, to thwart

syn: defraud; con

a sermon

syn: lecture, speech

death; a ceasing to exist

syn: termination, conclusion

to send out, to give forth, as in sound or light

syn: produce, discharge, release

moral deterioration

syn: decay, corruption, debauchery

feeling great dismay or horror

syn: terrified, horrified, shocked

easily angered

syn: iracible, cantankerous

to hinder, obstruct

syn: delay, retard

a feeling of uneasiness

syn: misgiving

capable of error

syn: imperfect

obvious, too conspicuous

syn: unconcealed, deliberate

to waste time

syn: tarry, loiter

an associate, partner

syn: member, colleague

to act slavishly submissive

syn: grovel

a false and malicious accusation

syn: slander, slur

to scold or rebuke severely and at length

syn: admonish, reprimand

a fawning, servile follower

syn: lackey

lonely, forlorn, uninhabited; barren

syn: deserted, bleak

cause of ruin, harm, distress, or death

syn: blight, curse