| endlessly | | |
| to divide and give out in shares | | |
| genuine; sincere | | |
| 1. able to float easily; 2. able to hold things up; 3. cheerful, hopeful | | |
| a small, exclusive group of people | | |
| 1. to admit as true; 2. to yield, submit | | |
| 1. getting on well with others; 2. agreeable, pleasant | | |
| very high, noble | | |
| a movement from one country or region to another | | |
| to be aware of through the senses, observe, to grasp mentally | | |
| 1. an introduction; 2. that which comes before or leads off | | |
| inclined to go against what is expected, stubborn, turned away from what is good and proper | | |
| stale, spoiled | | |
| country-like; simple, plain; awkward | | |
| one who lives in the country | | |
| to separate, divide into parts | | |
| wretchedly poor; run-down; mean or selfish | | |
| not capable of being held or defended; impossible to maintain | | |
| able to do many things well; capable of many uses | | |
| 1. to clear from hint or charge of wrongdoing; 2. to defend successfully against opposition; to justify | | |
| to lose size, strength, or power | | |