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| n. a group of people within a larger group, usually causing conflict or disagreement; a selfish or quarrelsome group |
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n. an analysis to determine composition
v. to put to a test; to attempt |
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n. a trace of something bad or harmful, or contamination or infection
v. to infect, corrupt, poision; to besmear |
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| v. to move or extend in different directions from a common point; to differ in opinion |
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| adj. inborn, basic, native |
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| n. a long, narrow inlet of the sea, with steep cliffs raising alongside |
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| adj. never stopping or slackening; constant |
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| v. to increase; to make greater |
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| v. to sink or fall to a lower level; to become less active; to wane |
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| v. to choose to do without; to refrain from |
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| n. the branch of zoology that deals with insects |
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| adj. slightly warm; lukewarm; lacking warmth of feeling or enthusiasm |
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| n. an origional model on which subsequent forms are based; a standard example |
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| n. belief; acceptance as valid or true; validity |
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| adj. eating every kind of food, both animal and vegtable; eagerly taking in everything |
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| n. a short description of peaceful country life; a scene suitable for such a work |
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| n. a purging; a purifying by ridding of emotions, espically through the experience of art |
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| v. to spread in every direction; to waste |
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| n. something with independant existance, either in actuallity or in one's mind; a discrete unit |
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