| to add to, attach, to incorporate | | |
| an attachment or addition | | |
| to cut or split open; to cling to | | |
| in a friendly manner, hearty, cheery | | |
| a liqueur | | |
| 1. the starting point of a building; 2. a fundamental principle or element | | |
| an overwhelming defeat, rout; a complete collapse or failure | | |
| to make weak or lifeless | | |
| 1. to involve in a conflict or difficulty; 2. to throw into confusion | | |
| to clear from charge or accusation | | |
| ready and fluent in speech; thoughtless, insincere | | |
| by chance, not planned; lacking order | | |
| 1. to compose or perform without preparation; 2. to construct from available materials | | |
| to rouse, stir up, urge on | | |
| a coming in, inflow | | |
| an extreme or unnatural paleness | | |
| 1. a list of ancestors, family tree; 2. the history or origins of something | | |
| very steep | | |
| very abundant; given or flowing freely | | |
| 1. to restore to friendship; 2. to settle; 3. to resign | | |
| to put into chains | | |
| a chain, fetter | | |
| shabby, old and worn | | |