Vocab 4

Fortify

• self-serving flatterer. One trying to win favor from influential people by giving insincere flattering

• 1.  to strengthen

• Small or miniature

• 1. to urge or provoke into action or a reaction

Diminutive

•  self-serving flatterer. One trying to win favor from influential people by giving insincere flattering

• to urge or provoke into action or a reaction

• Small or miniature

•  to put up with; tolerate

Goad

• self-serving flatterer. One trying to win favor from influential people by giving insincere flattering

•  to urge or provoke into action or a reaction

• to put up with; tolerate

• 1. eager to follow rules

Sycophant

• to put up with; tolerate

• eager to follow rules

•  self-serving flatterer. One trying to win favor from influential people by giving insincere flattering

• to stroll, walk

Abide

• to put up with; tolerate

• eager to follow rules

• to stroll, walk

• intending to do harm; spiteful

Punctilious

•  to stroll, walk

• eager to follow rules

• 1. intending to do harm; spiteful

• ready to fight, hostile and aggressive

Amble

• ready to fight, hostile and aggressive

•  to stroll, walk

• 1.  intending to do harm; spiteful

• 1. wicked or criminal (generally used to describe conduct or activities)

Malicious

• wicked or criminal (generally used to describe conduct or activities)

• ready to fight, hostile and aggressive

• intending to do harm; spiteful

• 1.  to agree

Belligerent

•  ready to fight, hostile and aggressive

• 1. wicked or criminal (generally used to describe conduct or activities)

• balanced, readied

• to lessen, to reduce in severity

Nefarious

•  to lessen, to reduce in severity

• balanced, readied

•  to agree

• wicked or criminal (generally used to describe conduct or activities)