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To make a sound similar to that of a bull, roar.
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| one who benefits from something a person who is left money or other property in a will |
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To repair or patch poorly to make a mess of something.
He bungled his job. |
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| To fill or cover in a disorderly way. Disorder or unoragnaized |
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| Falling apart or ruined. Run down. In need of serious repairs |
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| A play filled with ridiculous happenings. A sham. |
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Not succesful, useless.
Thier efforts in the war were futile. |
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Very tiring. Use extreme effort.
The mountain climbing was grueling |
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| Being friendy or generous to guests |
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The home or den of a wild animal.
A hideout
The police found the thiefs in thier Jair |
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Overly generous, looking expensive.
The wedding was very lavish and must of cost a lot of money |
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| In an unhealthy state. Gloomy or sad. |
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| Widely known because of bad conduct |
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To be very generous toward another.
My grandmother pamers us all the time |
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| An organism that lives in or on another organism |
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To avoid or get out of doing work. To avoid your responsibilities.
Do not depend on people who tend to shirk thier responsibilities |
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| An extra amount. More than is needed |
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The power to forbid or to prevent. To reject.
The President decided to Veto the bill presented to him by congress |
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