| giving assistance or support | | |
| a helper, aid | | |
| frank, sincere, impartial | | |
| a small room or compartment | | |
| work that is hard and tiresome | | |
| a representative or messenger (as of government) | | |
| 1. to elevate; 2. to increase in intensity | | |
| a means to an end, device, contrivance | | |
| advantageous, useful | | |
| to pretend | | |
| 1. a natural quality, talent, skill; 2. a distinctive style | | |
| 1. causing sorrow or pain; 2. serious | | |
| composed of different kinds, diverse | | |
| 1. a vast number (as of people) 2. a throng | | |
| to force, drive forward | | |
| disbelieving, skeptical | | |
| 1. to write or engrave; 2. to enter a name on a list | | |
| 1. a speech by one actor; 2. a long talk by one person | | |
| a forecast of the probable course and outcome of a disease or situation | | |
| with a harsh, grating sound | | |
| a harsh sound | | |
| offensive, disagreeable, distasteful | | |
| 1. to sink a ship by cutting holes in it; 2. to get rid of something in a decisive way; 3. to run hastily, scurry | | |
| a pail | | |