adj. complacent
(a) good-humored in a good natured way
(b) dead
(c) very high; grand
(d) satisfied with oneself
n. abhorrence
(a) appearance especially facial expressions; the face and its features
(b) cleaning product or agent
(c) a little cavern; small cave
(d) horror; disgust
adj. paltry
(a) insignificant; referring to a small amount
(b) able to express oneself clearly (e.g. a person)
(c) rudely brief
(d) convincing (e.g. argument)
adj. humble
(a) clever; intelligent
(b) modest; meek
(c) very religious
(d) inspired through love; captivated by someone or something
adj. simultaneous
(a) implied; understood
(b) taking place at the same time
(c) looming; about to happen (e.g. storm)
(d) extremely ugly; scary |
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v. discern
(a) to put on (e.g. clothing); to wear something
(b) to drive away
(c) to investigate
(d) to make out clearly (e.g. a pattern)
adj. heedless
(a) thoughtless; paying little attention
(b) stylish
(c) grave; mournful
(d) naturally simple; not complicated
v. divulge
(a) to take away from
(b) to bring out; to summon; to recall to memory; to create new thoughts
(c) to dishearten
(d) to reveal
v. defame
(a) to leave quickly and secretly and hide, especially to avoid prosecution
(b) to attack a name or reputation through libel or slanderous acts
(c) to break up
(d) to fall apart
adj. singular
(a) hard to believe; strange; remarkable
(b) plentiful; large in supply
(c) overly modest
(d) not important; petty |
