fraud: a fault, a deception0 F3 ?& h! w, J7 R. a$ C
gaudy: too bright and showy3 b' l4 g G& ~4 [9 E7 O. \0 T
ghastly: death-like, pale and ill+ k% z$ q4 s6 y/ w7 ]1 N
grumble: to complain
4 d! u0 B1 i# O/ `: t harass: worry, trouble3 }/ j* y% D v
heretic: very busy; active
+ T$ Q4 C; z- X, k4 \/ F impediment: sth that hinders (esp. in speech)% @ }. x, s7 F7 c; Q
indigenous: native
7 H2 L9 a6 D, m% g j' F! U insatiate: never satisfied
- d3 g# f8 P# j; r4 o0 K& ] intrepid: fearless: g! l* i% x5 O2 N
irate: angry
2 c9 ~) ~" X* @7 _0 w: e jeopardy: danger
9 z! U! \% O: P# S8 h leash: control
$ _9 Z$ O2 H7 q7 ? loafer: an idle, lazy person# k( ~6 A& H+ f) t4 X$ O5 e
lucrative: profitable
0 C w& W4 w" p) ]; W0 j lustrous: bright; shining
2 e" C% C9 W+ ]7 S1 N malign: to slander% A6 X6 R8 O" \3 F8 e
meddle: to interfere, to intrude, \( }4 x' a, Q9 D0 @! S, s" X
mend: to repair
/ D) n" w$ s3 u0 O/ W mirth: being merry and happy
9 p! ^/ V5 a4 E6 |% D nausea: feeling of sickness
: s8 z9 d* k& b( x9 G1 p neglect: pay no attention to' E Y& S$ P* {! ]+ W
nocturnal: of or in the night; m% ^. \- n) J1 h* l1 y
obese: very fat- Y; R& ?; N. o4 y
obsolete: no longer useful, outdated9 M' ]# ]2 _$ K( g4 P4 D! G; ^
perch: take up a high position
" c7 j- m8 F4 R2 R- [ V pervade: spread through every part of
; {% k2 b, d& C5 a petulant: unreasonably impatient or irritable6 G4 k* {4 s9 T5 `9 l
pillage: plunder (esp. in war)! V: ?. g% s# _- Q2 Z z
presumptuous: too bold or self-confident! L- ^) ~: Q/ M8 g" C+ B& Y
quashed : annulled
- S. P/ m! B. d& b quenching: satisfy, put an end to, put out& D) z0 _% H5 t4 ^0 F
refurbished: make clean, as if like new8 F/ K' T0 ^4 c8 y
rejoicing: happiness, joy |