To ridicule; to show contempt for

Unmanageable or difficult to control; willful

To delight with something pleasing or amusing

To scold; to blame

Jumping from one topic to another without any order or reason

Marked by ferocity

Poor conduct or wrongdoing, especially on the part of a public official

Without interest; dull

Sarcastic in mood, tone, or temper; harsh

Seriousness

To disperse or scatter

Willingness to believe too readily

The finest example

A religious service or song for the deceased

A pause or gap

A state of happiness

An attraction to

Biased in perspective; preferring one view over another

Done without planning; spur of the moment; unexpected

Marked by noise; loud

Pertaining to money; financial

Speak in a pretentiously dignified or dogmatic way

Unwillingness to admit to reality or truth; denial

Excessive pride or self-confidence