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TO SATIRIZE, TO MOCK, TO PARODY |
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A WRITTEN OR PUBLISHED FALSEHOOD THAT INJURES SOMEONE'S REPUTATION |
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A PERSON WHO HATES MANKIND |
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EXCESSIVELY CONSPICUOUS, SHOWING OFF |
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NARROW OR CONFIND IN POINT OF VIEW, PROVINCIAL |
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A DULL OR TRITE REMARK, A CLICHE |
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FORERUNNER, SOMETHING THAT GOES BEFORE PAVING THE WAY FOR WHAT FOLLOWS |
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EXTRAVAGANTLY WASTEFUL AND IMMORAL |
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DULL, UNIMAGINATIVE LIKE PROSE |
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TO CONVERT SOMEONE FROM ONE RELIGION OR DOCTRINE TO ANOTHER, TO RECRUIT CONVERTS TO A RELIGION OR DOCTRINE |
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RURAL, LACKING URBAN COMFORTS, PRIMITIVE |
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PRETENDING TO BE DEVOUT, AFFECTING RELIGIOUS FEELING |
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TO ERASE, TO RUB AWAY THE FEATURES OF |
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BELIEVING IN THE SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC EQUALITY OF ALL PEOPLE |
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TO MOVE TO ANOTHER COUNTRY |
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A BRIEF USUALLY WITTY SAYING |
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AMBIGUOUS, INTENTIONALLY CONFUSING, CAPABLE OF BEING INTERPRETED IN MANY WAYS |
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PLEASANT OR INOFFENSIVE EXPRESSION USED IN PLACE OF AN UNPLEASANT/OFFENSIVE ONE |
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TO URGE STRONGLY, SERIOUSLY WARN |
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TO PRAISE HIGHLY, TO LAUD |
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TO DISREGARD SOMETHING OUT OF DISRESPECT |
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CARELESSNESS, LACK OF INTEREST OR CONCERN |
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SPECIALIZED VOCABULARY OF MEMBERS OF A GROUP OR BUSINESS |
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TO IGNITE, AROUSE OR INSPIRE, TO CATCH FIRE, BECOME AROUSED |
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A MAZE, A COMPLICATED ARRANGEMENT OR COURSE OF AFFAIRS |
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LACKING BRIGHTNESS, DULL, LACKING LIVELINESS, VITALITY OR ENTHUSIASM |
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BRIEF OR TERSE IN SPEECH, USING FEW WORDS |
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A STATE OR FEELING OF BEING TIRED AND LISTLESS, WEARINESS |
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PRESENT BUT VISIBLE OR INACTIVE, LYING HIDDEN AND UNDEVELOED OR UNDETECTED |
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DROWSY DULL SLUGGISH INDIFFERENT |
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LIGHTNESS, LACK OF SERIOUSNESS |
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INDIFFERENT, MARKED BY A LACK OF ENERGY OR ENTHUSIASM |
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EASILY UNDERSTOOD, RATIONAL, CLEAR |
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LACKING INTEREST OR SPIRIT |
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HARD TO MANAGE, NOT EASILY TREATED |
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POISON, TORMENT, CAUSE OF HARM |
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GENTLE, NOT HARMFUL, KIND, MILD |
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IRREVERENCE, AN INSULT TO SOMETHING HELD SACRED, PROFANITY |
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1)SOMETHING THAT SPEEDS UP RXN 2)TO MAKE SOMETHING HAPPEN W/O BEING DIRECTLY INVOLVED |
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TO FORCE SOMEONE TO DO/NOT DO SOMETHING |
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TO COMPLETE, THE PERFECT COUNTERPART |
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EXTREME WICKEDNESS OR CORRUPTION |
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A TYPE OF CATEGORY OF ART OR WRITING |
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CUNNING, DUPLICITY, ARTFULNESS |
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GRADUAL WEARING AWAY, WEAKENING, OR LOSS, A NATURAL OR EXPECTED DECREASE IN NUMBERS OR SIZE |
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BOLDNESS, RECKLESS DARING, IMPERTINENCE |
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STRONGHOLD, FORTRESS, FORTIFIED PLACE |
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OPEN UP SUBJECT FOR DISCUSSION, OFTEN DELICATE SUBJECT |
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A PORTRAIT OR DESCRIPTION THAT IS DISTORTED TO PROVE A POINT |
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TO DRAW A LINE AROUND, TO SET THE LIMITS, TO DEFINE, RESTRICT |
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MERCY, FORGIVENESS, MILDNESS |
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TRANSIENT, TENDING TO VANISH LIKE VAPOR |
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CONSPIRACY, SECRET COOPERATION |
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UNANIMITY OR GENERAL AGREEMENT |
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SOMETHING THAT FOLLOWS, NATURAL CONSEQUENCE |
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TO CONFIRM, BACK UP WITH EVIDENCE |
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STANDARD, BASIS FOR JUDGMENT |
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TO CONCLUDE FROM EVIDENCE |
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TO DESCRIBE ACCURATELY, TO OUTLINE |
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RELATING TO DISCUSSIONS, RULES AND METHODS OF REASONING |
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SPREAD THE SEEDS OF SOMETHING, TO SCATTER, TO MAKE WIDELY KNOWN |
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ARROGANTLY ASSERTIVE OF UNPROVEN IDEAS |
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ARROGANTLY ASSERTIVE OF UNPROVEN IDEAS |
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TO ENLIGHTEN OR INSTRUCT, ESPECIALLY IN MORAL OR RELIGIOUS MATTERS |
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PERFECT EXAMPLE OF SOMETHING |
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TO ILLUSTRATE BY EXAMPLE, TO SERVE AS A GOOD EXAMPLE |
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A SCHEMING ACTIVITY FOR AN EVIL PURPOSE |
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TO ARRANGE IN ORDER, TO GATHER TOGETHER FOR THE PURPOSE OF DOING SOMETHING |
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WARLIKE, HAVING TO DO WITH COMBAT |
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A HIRED SOLDIER, SOMEONE WHO WILL DO ANYTHING FOR MONEY |
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TO MODERATE EFFECT OF SOMETHING |
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TO SOFTEN, TO SOOTHE TO PACIFY |
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APPARENT BUT MISLEADING, PROFFESSED |
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CAPABLE OF BEING TOUCHED, OBVIOUS, TANGIBLE |
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ONE WHO SUPPORTS A PARTICULAR PERSON, CAUSE OR IDEA |
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FINAL, CATEGORICAL, DICTATORIAL |
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A RIGHT OR PRIVILEGE CONNECTED EXCLUSIVELY WITH A POSITION, A PERSON, A CLASS, A NATION OR SOME OTHER GROUP CLASSIFICATION |
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