| causing irritation, harsh | | |
| adapt to a new climate | | |
| irritation or humiliation caused by disappointment | | |
| overly content | | |
| express agreement, approve | | |
| act of issuing false statements that are meant to ruin a person's reputation | | |
| explain, clarify | | |
| noisy fight | | |
| unnatural, distorted; bizarre | | |
| wild uproar, din | | |
| harsh-sounding; disorderly | | |
| open to ideas or suggestions | | |
| give up voluntarily | | |
| hold back; put down by force | | |
| choosing not to speak; tight-lipped | | |
| tasty, appetizing | | |
| sleepy, drowsy | | |
| intense or passionate; stronlgy emotional | | |
| talkative | | |
| eager, earnest, devoted | | |