exaggerated flattery

the trait of refining from something

not arrogant or prideful

containing or operated by air or gas under pressure

repeated too often

of or involving refraction

recovering readily from adversity

more than is needed

the trait of having wisdom and good judgement

lacking wit or imagination

inclined or willing to give in

an extremely wicked or cruel act

a spiked disk at the end of spur

a shelter from danger or hardship

the state of being held in low self esteem

lacking sufficient water or rainfall

with repening or murmuring

submersed

mercy or lenience

descriptions of the arts and crafts of tribes and peoples

one skilled in singing not often applied to human beings

mutual talk or conversation conference

a chemical substance

of or in an immobile or unresponsive stupor.

a phase or form written in memory of a person who has died

contempt or derision to deride by mimicry

a form of decay in which a fruit is overripe

a genus of fossil

nearly enclosed by land

express or feel sympathy or pity

In a continuous manner

shadowy vague

of middle rank state size or quality

of necessity

typically of speech or a debate; angry and bitter

to make prosperous

the light produced by a current of electricity

a fountain a source of continual supply

of the heart, beat rapidly, strongly or irregularly

in a sedentary manner

a description of the lungs

curved in three directions

relating to the pleasant aspects of the countryside

of or pertaining to a whale

showing a vulgar taste in clothing

a genus or fungi

to make conventional

a false absurd, or distorted representation of reality

lacking the ability or strength to move

the state of being inaccessible

the arrangement of columns in a structure

the act of fishing

mutually related

showy but cheap and of poor quality

the act of accessing

capacity for imagination

in a ravishing manner

in a compliant manner

causing moral revulsion

a retailer of small articles

a repeated examination

pertaining to respiration

relating to evolution

charm or enchant someone, sometimes in a deceptive way

a lengthy and aggressive speech

the quality or state of being starch

An authoritative command

to take up plants to transplant

mutually related in some way

confused or disturbed

witheringly scornful; severely critical

an author of a piece of music

formal praise to persons

a surface appearance of something grown beautiful especially with age or use

suspended action

meant as a joke; to make humor

without previous thought or preparation

refuse to believe

taking too little care

not showing due respect for another person; impertinent