Sound Great 3

To drive away; to disperse; to spend, use, or engage in intemperately or foolishly.

• affinity

• busybody

• dissipate

• gloat

• inure

To habituate a person to something undesirable, especially by prolonged subjection; accustom.

• affinity

• busybody

• dissipate

• gloat

• inure

To feel or express great, often malicious, pleasure or self-satisfaction; to brag or rub it in.

• affinity

• busybody

• dissipate

• gloat

• inure

A person who meddles or pries into the affairs of others.

• affinity

• busybody

• dissipate

• gloat

• inure

A natural attraction, liking, or feeling of kinship; An inherent similarity between persons or things.

• affinity

• busybody

• dissipate

• gloat

• inure

Obtained or done by stealthy means; secret or clandestine.

• modus operandi

• perpetuate

• rankle

• surreptitious

• velleity

To cause persistent irritation or resentment.

• modus operandi

• perpetuate

• rankle

• surreptitious

• velleity

A modest wish; an inclination.

• modus operandi

• perpetuate

• rankle

• surreptitious

• velleity

To cause to continue indefinitely.

• modus operandi

• perpetuate

• rankle

• surreptitious

• velleity

A method of operating or functioning; mode or way of doing something.

• modus operandi

• perpetuate

• rankle

• surreptitious

• velleity