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| Quality or instance of being disrespectful and insulting; impudence. |
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| Having a tendency, inclined; lying flat or face down. |
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| A turning aside, as of traffic or attention; a game or past time; a recreation. |
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| To destroy completely; to vanquish; to make ineffectual or unimportant; to kill. |
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| To remove undesirable element from; to ride or remove by cleansing; the removal of members by a higher authority. |
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| State of being restrained; avoidance of excess; presiding over as a meeting; meditation. |
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| An act of yield or granting something; something granted or yielding a privilage; such as a right to use land; granted for a specific purpose |
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| Obviously bad; notorious; outrageous |
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| To destroy or kill a large part of |
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| To escape or avoid something especially by using deceit or cleverness to avoid doing or answering something directly. |
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| To code prescribing formal etiquette for official ceremonies; An original draft or record of a negotiation |
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| To object or oppose, not to approve; a difference of opinion or protest |
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| A person opposed to force as a way of settling disputes; one who refuses to bear arms in a war. |
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| A final demand or proposition. |
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| A lenient or merciful act; mildness, as of weather |
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| A distinctive personal trait; an idiosyncrasy; an exaggerated or unnatural style |
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