| to accept without protest; to agree or submit | | |
| to entice, tempt | | |
| twisted to one side, crooked; disapprovingly | | |
| 1. cheerful, lighthearted; 2. casual, unconcerned | | |
| quarrelsome, inclined to argue | | |
| to desire something belonging to another | | |
| discouraged, dejected, downcast | | |
| rumpled, mussed; hanging in disorder | | |
| one who advocates, speaks for, explains, or interprets | | |
| given to much talking, tediously chatty | | |
| incapable of being overcome | | |
| to be regretted or pitied | | |
| an unsuitable or misleading name | | |
| to affirm openly; to state belief in; to claim, pretend | | |
| a period of relief or rest | | |
| 1. repayment; 2. deserved punishment | | |
| 1. winding, having many curves; 2. lithe and flexible | | |
| 1. full, deep, or rich in sound; 2. impressive in style | | |
| 1. the foremost part of an army; 2. the leading position in any field | | |
| a wasteful person; a good-for-nothing | | |