| skillful, expert in the use of the hands or mind | | |
| friendly, neighborly | | |
| opposed, unwilling; having a deep-seated distaste | | |
| given to fighting, warlike; aggressive | | |
| well-meaning, charitable, kindly | | |
| hasty, not thorough | | |
| treachery, deceitfulness, fraud | | |
| to praise excessively | | |
| possible, able to be done | | |
| faical distortion, pained expression | | |
| a large-scale destruction, especially by fire | | |
| resistant; not affected or hurt by | | |
| impulse, stimulus, incentive | | |
| danger | | |
| extremely careful; particular about details | | |
| desire for something in the past | | |
| the most typical example | | |
| to return to an earlier condition | | |
| to examine closely | | |
| lukewarm; unenthusiastic | | |