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sharpness or harshness of manner
roughness of surface |
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| a person or thing that destroys or causes harm |
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| a person who tries to be funny, a clown, a fool |
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| mournful or full of sorrow/grief |
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| a person whose attention is focused on others and what is going on around them rather than their own feelings |
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| excessively bright and flashy, tastelessly glaring |
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| a group or system in which positions of power are ranked, usually from lowest to highest |
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| to fill completely with a feeling or idea, to inspire |
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| to stir up or urge on, to provoke |
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| a strong attraction or leaning |
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| behaving in a wild and unruly manner |
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the list of pieces an actor, musician, etc. is ready to perform
the skills or accomplishments of a person or group. |
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a basic principle or skill
an undeveloped or beginning stage |
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to weaken or ruin by degrees
to attack by indirect, secret, or underhanded means |
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| not stopping or slowing down, constant |
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| to hear and decide judicially, to judge |
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100th anniversary or its celebration
of or pertaining to a period of 100 years |
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a person's face or expression
support or approval
to support or approve, to tolerate |
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| to make dissatisfied, to put in a bad mood |
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| to speed up a process, to facilitate |
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to encircle, bind, or surround
to get ready for action, to brace |
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| unreal or imagined, deceiving |
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| incapable of being placated, soothed, or significantly changed, relentless |
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a source of light, especially from the sky such as the sun or moon
a person who is well know for their achievements, a celebrity |
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| a public statement explaining the motives, intentions, or views of an individual or a group |
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| to fascinate or hypnotize |
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| an act or statement that may serve as an example or justification for a later one |
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to make or recognize clear distinctions
to treat in a less or more favorable way |
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