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| a mournful poem or musical composition |
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n. delicate ornamental work of fine silver, gold, or other metal wires;
anything very delicate or fanciful
adj. composed of or resembling filigree
verb. to adorn with or form into filigree |
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| showing or causing sexual interest or desire |
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| gloomily ill-humored (person or mood) |
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| marked by dishonor or contempt |
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| clever deception in attaining a goal |
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| not clear or plain, vague |
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| consuming or taking in large quantities of something |
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| pertaining to a practical point of view |
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| a composition for one or more principle instruments |
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| religious or spiritual amulet or charm |
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| to entertain greatly with food and/or drink |
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| enlarged or increase in intensity |
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| to anticipate and prevent from happening though taken measures |
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| shy or lacking confidence in self worth |
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| appearance, especially of the face |
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| controlled or done according to conscience |
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| in agreement with, harmonious |
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| to redo, reconstruct, reform, etc. |
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| to denounce severely or strip skin from |
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| to present or appear as something, falsely or not |
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