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| a small exclusive group of people with shared interests or tastes |
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| poor, needy, lacking means of self-support |
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| a person or thing that is supposed to bring good luck, especially for a team or group |
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| something forbidden by law |
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| acting with an intention to escape notice, especially by the law |
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| an idea or statementseen as being self-evidently true, requiring no proof |
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| having the quality of preying upon or exploiting others |
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| dull, tedious, repetitious |
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| an offense that is liable to be criminally charged warranting a trial by jury |
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| evidence for example confirmed by another source or witness |
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| the examination of one’s own thoughts or feelings |
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| being cheerful or full of energy |
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| the realization or fulfilment of a plan or project |
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| not spoiled or contaminated |
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| a person appointed to carry out the terms of their will upon death |
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| something taken for granted, often without justification, to be true |
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| the act of abandoning one’s country or team in favour of an opposing one |
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| a slender thread-like object or fibre or wire |
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| feeling or showing great sorrow or distress |
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