to resent the fact that somebody has something

hostile, ready to start a fight, or ready to go to war

fragments of something that has been destroyed or broken down

to choose something for a particular purpose; to mark or indicate something

somebody's usual mood or temperament

to look or smile in a way that suggests malicious intent

calm and unconcerned about things

a difficult, unpleasant, or embarrassing situation from which there is no clear or easy way out

a stick out from the surroundings, or make something stick out

to irritate somebody enough that is provokes anger

an ointment for soothing or healing wounds or sores

to become or cause somebody or something to become shrunken or wrinkled, especially from drying out or aging

a stagnant area of water connected to a larger body of water such as a marsh, inlet, bayou, or backwater

a stiff, proud, pompous way of walking

pulled or stretched tightly

to be bigger, greater, better, or worse than somebody or something else

to expose something to by moving fresh air, for example, in order to dry, cool, or preserve it

a loose, often highly colored fold or bare skin hanging from the throat of cheek of birds and lizards

to lie down and roll around in something; to move clumsily, as if in mud