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| open or having several possible meanings or interpretations |
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| made, done, presented, etc-in good faith without deception or fraud |
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| any violent upheaval, especially one of a social or political nature |
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| to turn aside from a course |
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| to represent a fault or offense |
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| to look or stare at with sullen dislike, discontent, or anger |
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| to press or beset with solicitations |
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| the best or most favorable point, degree or point |
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| of or pertaining to a parish or perishes; very limited or narrow in scape or outlook |
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| humiliation, mortification |
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| to look at something with great satisfaction |
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| a terrible storm of affairs |
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