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| adj. occurring or coming at a good time |
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| adj. one who feels remorse for past misdeed; feeling sorrow or humble |
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| adj. the most advantegeous; the best condition, degree or amount |
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| adj. conventional, doing it by the book, sticking to established principles |
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| v. to exclude from a group; to shun |
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| v. to eject; to force out; to banish |
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| n. a situation in which something seems both true and false |
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| n. a mental illness of unreasonable anxiety, especially believing someone is out to get you, or that you are and important person |
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| v. to ward off a blow; to turn aside; to avoid skillfully, to evade |
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| n. the division of something into parts; and interior structure dividing a larger area |
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| n. the outermost within a boundary, the outside edge |
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| v. to flow or spread through; penetrate |
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| adj. stubborn; contrary; intactable |
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| adj. ill-humored, irritable, cranky |
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| n. love of mankind, especially through charitable gifts and deeds |
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| n. a persistent, illogical fear |
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| adj. suitable, especially attractive for photography |
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| adj. having patches or blotches of two or more colors |
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| v. to rob of goods by violent seizure; plunder; to take as spoils |
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| irritation, resentment stemming from wounded pride; to arouse curiosity |
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