n. animosity
(a) person who believes that a formal government is unnecessary
(b) omen; foreshadowing characteristic; portent
(c) feeling of hatred or ill will; resentment
(d) condition of being physically agitated; disturbance
v. heed
(a) to settle by mutual adjustment
(b) to obey; yield to; to pay attention; to listen to
(c) to be violently disturbed; to soak; to rage; to steep
(d) to grow or develop quickly; to blossom; to expand
adj. hedonistic
(a) marginal; outer; external
(b) deep; knowledgeable; thorough; intense; serious
(c) living for pleasure
(d) abnormal; straying from the normal or usual path; irregular
n. consort
(a) freedom; impetuosity; enthusiasm
(b) chain to bind the feet; shackle; hindrance
(c) companion; spouse; partner
(d) act of giving authoritative permission; approve; blockade; penalty
v. fester
(a) to put to death; to kill; to carry out; to fulfill
(b) to annoy; to irritate
(c) to include within a larger group
(d) to become more and more virulent and fixed; to decay |
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n. polemicist
(a) person skilled in argument; disputatious person
(b) substance that contracts bodily tissues
(c) person who distrusts everything; hater of mankind
(d) being stripped; act of unclothing; deprivation of a right or privilege
v. scrutinize
(a) to examine closely; to study; to investigate; to inspect
(b) to call upon; appeal to; to summon; to implore; to invoke
(c) to gather up and store; to collect; to accumulate; to store
(d) to stop the progress of; to obstruct; to delay; to hinder; to prevent
v. burgeon
(a) to inhibit; to make impossible; to prevent; to eliminate; to remove
(b) to introduce into conversation; to open a subject for discussion
(c) to show clearly; to appear; to prove; to reveal
(d) to grow or develop quickly; to blossom; to expand
v. reproach
(a) to give encouragement; to authorize; to endorse; to approve; to ratify
(b) to prosper; to reproduce quickly; to multiply rapidly
(c) to disown; to deny support for; to reject; to cancel; to refuse
(d) to blame and thus make feel ashamed; to rebuke; to accuse
n. rampart
(a) honor; respect; esteem; appreciation
(b) defense; shield; embankment
(c) failing to meet necessary requirements; lack of ability; inadequacy
(d) firm courage; strength; bravery; courage; endurance |
