guilty

childlike and naive

innocent and unsuspecting

extraordinarily smart

to whisper

to speak

to holler

to stand silently

to wipe out entirely

to destroy something by one-tenth

to create something new

to be stunned silent

to separate to purify

to answer a question promptly

to speak in front of a crowd

to respond, normally angrily or aggressively

feeling or showing joy in response to a gift

to be happy with one has; content

feeling or showing anger at perceived unfair treatment

to not have a home

dressed in distinct clothes; costumed

wearing rags

having no clothes to wear

outer clothes, like jackets and scarves

calm

playful in a childlike way

very hungry

mischievously playful

honest and open in manner

humorous in a playful manner; comical

very serious and studious in nature

caring for other's well-being

outstandingly or shockingly bad

marvelous; wonderful

having to do with long-legged birds (egrets)

horrifyingly scary

fabric with interwoven gold or silver threads

unconvincingly feeble

cool

persuasive or convincing

Lively or exciting

Extravagant

Water vapor

Boring and dull

A sharp projection near the end of an arrow or hook, angled away from the main point so as to make extraction difficult.

Argument

A freshwater fish that typically has barbels around the mouth that are popular in aquariums

A small horse of a hardy breed originally from North Africa

Being foolish

Being old and wise

Having or showing good judgement

Lacking common sense

Silence in a group of people

People shouting loudly and insistently

The noise from a group of people crying

The noise from a group of people laughing

To entertain or amuse with talk

To bore with a lecture

To be cold

To begin an adventure

To name something

To issue or spread out from

To be sunken below a surface

To extend beyond or above a surface

Inconspicuous

To be at the surface

Graceful in movement

Fluent or persuasive in speaking or writing

Someone who is not good at talking

Someone with a strong presence

Refraining from speech

Talkative

A pack of hounds

A clamp placed over the bridge of a stringed instrument to deaden the resonance without affecting the vibration of the strings