adequate

adj. enough; sufficient

administer

v. 1. to manage or direct

   2. to give out as treatment or assistance

agitate

v. 1. to disturb or upset

   2. to move with an irregular, fast, or violent action

   3. to stir up interest in and support for a cause

capitulate

v.  to give in; to surrender

citrus

n. 1. a fruit that can include oranges, lemons, limes, grapefruits

    2. a tree that produces these fruits

adj.  of or relating to these fruits or trees

disrupt

v. 1. to break up the orderly course of something

   2. to interrupt; to bring to a temporary halt

  disruption: n. disturbance that causes confusion

  disruptive: adj. causing confusion or disorder

hovel

n. an unpleasant, cramped, and dilapidated place to live

illiterate

adj. unable to read or write

  illiteracy: n. inability to read or write

indifferent

adj. 1. not concerned about; not caring

      2. neither very good or very bad; passable

menial

adj. of or relating to low level, humble work

permanent

adj.  lasting or expected to last for a long time

respite

n.  a period of rest; a pause

strenuous

adj. 1.  needing much effort; using a lot of energy

      2. very active; vigorous

toil

v. 1. to work long and hard

   2. to make one's way with difficulty

n.  hard and tiring labor

urgent

adj.  needing quick action or attention