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a scheme or plot, a group of plotters, coterie |
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a set of established rules or protocols, often of a religious nature |
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inclined to change ones mind impulsively |
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calculated to confuse or entrap in argument |
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a person who causes change, or good old chemistry definition |
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universal, broad, encompassing |
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wary, cautious, sparing, careful |
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a blindly devoted patriot, and you usually are part of that group |
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an illusion, originally was a fire breathing monster, delusion |
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vulgar, difficult and intractable |
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aware of potential consequences |
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sickly, excessively sweet |
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conclusion section of a musical or literary piece |
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convincing or well-reasoned |
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matching, corresponding in degree, size, amount |
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to overlook, to pardon, to disregard |
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sharing a border, touching, adjacent |
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regretful, penitent, seeking forgiveness, apologetic |
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a generally agreed-upon practice or attitude, custom |
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capable of changing for the better, able to be set-right |
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intimate group of persons with a similar purpose |
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to approve of or tolerate |
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to deceive, to beguile, or hoodwink |
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too trusting, believing too readily |
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steadily increasing in volume or force, acme |
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an irritable, ill-tempered person |
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