| to soften in feeling or temper, as a person; pacify; appease | | |
| fish scientist | | |
| able to speak or write several languages; multilingual | | |
| almost completely transparent or translucent | | |
| an easy profitable job | | |
| speech to oneself | | |
| supporter | | |
| renounce; to give up | | |
| burning | | |
| flowing together | | |
| to remove from office or position | | |
| self-obsession | | |
| outrageously bad or reprehensible; blatant, flagrant | | |
| painkiller | | |
| palm reading | | |
| government by a few | | |
| not easily controlled; stubborn | | |
| not compromising | | |
| treacherous; deceitful | | |
| clearly expressed or presented; easy to understand | | |
| innocent and naive | | |
| a roundabout expression | | |
| sociable | | |
| rambling | | |
| bringing sleep | | |