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ambitious in a greedy or self-serving way |
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wealthy or something that showily displays someone's wealth |
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an aristocrat; person from high society |
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a very minor sin or offense |
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smart in a show, pompous manner |
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thoughtful; introspective |
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a difficult or precarious situation |
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touching, moving, deeply affecting |
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to cause to split up; to break up into opposing factions |
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wasteful; leading an extravagant, meaningless existence |
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a consequence; or outcome |
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to banish or exile someone to an unpleasant place; to lower someone's position |
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worthy of blame or critism |
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good for one's health or well-being |
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someone who insists on following every little rule or detail |
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something that give support, nourishment or strength |
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a suck up; someone who tries to gain favor through flattery |
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to seize something w/o permission |
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to wave; to go back and forth about a decision |
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an event that causes change |
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full of bitterness or spite |
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an act of free week; something that is a choice |
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ravenous; having a huge appetite |
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to gently scold or give advice to someone |
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a mixture of diff. elements |
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a harsh or unpleasant sound |
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to persuade others to do something through flattery and manipulation |
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trite; commonplace; dully unoriginal |
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picturesque; pleasing to the eye |
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extremely angry or resentful |
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unceasing; unable to be stopped |
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incapable of being satisfied |
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to pretend to be sick to avoid duty |
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sweet-sounding or melodic; pleasing in tone |
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favoritism (as in getting a job) based on friendship/family |
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longing for things in the past |
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to make something unclear or hidden |
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subservient or fawming; sychophantic |
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unfashionable or obsolete |
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to soothe; to make something less severe |
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stylish; possessing flair in appearance or action |
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archetype; model; perfect example |
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ordinary; average; boring |
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doing something w/o enthusiasm or energy |
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to declare or proclaim something publicly |
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submissive; acting like a slave or servant |
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having the intense quality of a dream |
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extreme fear or apprehension |
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polite or sophisticated manner |
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living through the stories/actions of someone else |
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nostalgic; yearning for something pas in a sad, regretful manner |
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