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(v.) beggar, friar- religious implications - neutral |
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(adj) having very little or no money usually habitually- poor |
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(adj) insolent or rude in speech or behavior, unreasonable |
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(adj) frugal to the point of stingy - negative |
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(adj) irreverent, profane |
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(adj) exibited or marked by great intensity or feeling: zealous |
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(v) to place in an intervening position: intrude |
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(v) to advise a person against something, discourage |
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(adj) mournful, dark, dramatic |
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(adj) produced by humans rather than by natural forces- artificial |
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(adj) learned, scholarly, wise, cultured |
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(adj) lacking taste or savor, flavorless, dull |
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(adj) being pleasantly at ease with others; friendly, easy-going, approachable |
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(adj) habitually complaining, fretful, whining |
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(n) obligation, faithfulness |
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(n) secret agreement, especially for an illegal purpose, conspiracy |
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(n) unreasonable or foolhardy contempt of danger or opposition, reckless, rashness |
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(n) apprehension or tremor, anxiety or dread |
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(adj) marked by exibiting fawning attentiveness |
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(n) a man who is a father or founder, ruling male |
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(n) a woman who rules/dominates a group |
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