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| Practicing self-denial as a measure of personal and especially spiritual discipline. Austere in appearance, manner, or attitude. |
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| Gruesome, Melodramatic, Sensational. Or grayish colors. |
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| Lacking taste or savor; tasteless. |
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| Comic picture or drawing. Act of jesting, whimsical humor. |
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| To gain or regain the favor or goodwill of: Appease. |
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| Insultingly contemptuous in speech/conduct. Overbearing; impudent |
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| Chat, discussion, conference |
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| Concluding part of discourse, oration. Highly rhetorical speech. |
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| Chief devil in Faust legend. |
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| Not easily subdued, remedied/removed. Pertinacious, mulish. |
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| Resembling farce; laughably inept |
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| Prolific, intellectually productive or inventive. "Fecund imagination" |
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| shut off from the light (dark, murky). Hard to understand: obscure. Causing gloom. |
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| To leave secretly and hide, avoid law. |
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| Pleasing to the senses, divine, delicious. n: ambrosia. |
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| Person/artifact out of chronological order |
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| Hostility toward, objection, aversion to. |
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| To make less severe; appease/satisfy |
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| Extremely bold; fearless. |
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| Speech/action intended to coax someone into doing something. |
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| Get something by taking advantage of someone. |
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| Chastise, criticize severely. |
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| Of or having to do with material, as opposed to spiritual. Tangible. |
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| Submission or courteous yielding |
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| lacking self confidence, modest. |
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| free a person from falsehood/error |
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| conceal real motive; feign |
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| softening, something that softens |
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| Formal eulogy/speech of praise |
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| weaken/destroy strength or vitality of |
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| to give rise to, propagate, cause |
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| Ambiguous, unclear, more than one interpretation |
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| Flushed, very ornate and flowery |
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| Verbose, talkative, rambling |
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| Headfirst, impulsive, hasty |
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| One who attacks traditional ideas or institutions/sacred issues |
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| an absence of foresight; a failure to provide for future needs or events. |
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| Initial/early stage; incomplete, disorganized |
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| unsophisticated, artless, straightforward, candid. |
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| Of or pertaining to an island, excessively exclusive |
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| Stubborn, immovable, unwilling to change. |
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| Prone to outbursts of temper, easily angered. |
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| Praiseworthy, commendable |
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| Great whale, or something very large. |
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| Harmful, offensive, destructive |
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| Hardened against influence or feeling, intractable |
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| To prevent by anticipatory measures, to make unnecessary |
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| Close or shut off, obstruct |
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| A writing or speech in praise of a person or thing |
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| narrow concern for rules or formal book learning; excessive display of one's own learning. |
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| deliberately treacherous, dishonest (perfidy) |
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| Easily/frequently annoyed |
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| Not easily excited; cool; sluggish |
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| To stray away from or evade the truth |
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| Cowardly, timid, irresolute, petty. |
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| Inactivity, stillness, dormacy |
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| To make or become thin; to purify or refine |
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| The act of censuring, scolding, rebunking |
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| Having a sharp or powerful intellect (sagacity) |
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| Satisfy fully or to excess |
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| Gloomy, remorse temperament. |
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| Very knowledgeable person |
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| Diligent, persevering, persistent. |
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| Seemingly true but really false |
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| Habitually untalkative or silent |
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| Twisted, excessively complicated |
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| Easily managed or controlled |
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| Beginner, person lacking experience in a specific endeavor. |
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| Slow moving, highly resistant to flow. |
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