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| v. to be next to; to border on |
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| v. 1. To command solemnly. 2. To advise sincerely |
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| v. To catch sight of a distant object after looking carefully; to detect or discover |
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| v. To misuse or violate something sacred |
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| n. A person with only a superficial interest and slight knowledge of an art or other field of knowledge |
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| adj. 1. Having more than one meaning or interpretation, usually intended to confuse. 2. Uncertain or undecided. |
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| v. 1. To dig out of the ground. 2. To recover from neglect; to revive. |
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| v. To destroy completely; to wipe out |
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| n. A small fault or weakness in a person's character |
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| adj. Without the means to pay what is owed; bankrupt. |
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| adj. Given to joking; humorous and playful |
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| n. A door or entrance, especially one that is large and imposing |
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| v. To overcome distrust or hostility; to appease. |
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| n. A paying back for what has been lost or damaged. |
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