adj. eleemosynary
(a) showing inexperience
(b) pertaining to charity
(c) having a warm appreciation of the beautiful or of the refinements of luxury
(d) perceiving or feeling beforehand
adj. fickle
(a) composed of or pertaining to three related things or parts
(b) going beyond usual and proper limits
(c) unduly changeable in feeling, judgment or purpose
(d) rich and costly
adj. sedulous
(a) persevering in effort or endeavor
(b) difficult to follow or understand
(c) beginning, ending or changing suddenly or with a break
(d) relating to, or characteristic of the works of a philosopher an English philosopher and statesman
adj. unbearable
(a) fragrant; releasing a good smell
(b) fit to be eaten
(c) unendurable
(d) fatherly
adj. inapprehensible
(a) characterized by great strength or power of endurance
(b) not to be understood
(c) situated beyond or on the other side of the ocean
(d) burdensome or oppressive |
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adj. litigious
(a) separable; divisible; severable; cleavable
(b) from the Atlantic to the Pacific in the United States
(c) abundant
(d) quarrelsome
adj. canary
(a) devoted to feasting or to good-fellowship in eating or drinking
(b) a temporary discontinuance
(c) of a bright but delicate yellow
(d) not separable into parts
adj. ponderous
(a) capable of being melted by heat
(b) averse
(c) inconsistent with itself
(d) unusually weighty or forcible
adj. genteel
(a) pertaining to the domain over which a sovereign state exercises jurisdiction
(b) pertaining to sorrow for sin with desire to amend and to atone
(c) touching or joining at the edge or boundary
(d) well-bred or refined
adj. reverent
(a) common to all the world
(b) clandestinely carried on
(c) uttered through the mouth
(d) humble |
