dingbat | | to clear or rid of what is undesirable; to clean by hard rubbing |
rumble | | a person who does a lot of bragging; a boastful person |
lobotomy | | any enjoyment in being cruel |
ample | | to stray or fall behind. To proceed or spread out in a scattered or irregular group |
cuss | | to complain naggingly or constantly; to suffer pain in the bowels |
gripe | | remain over one place while fluttering in the air; linger about; continue in an undecided state |
efficiency | | a wrong considered as grounds for complaint, or something believed to cause distress; a complaint or resentment |
deduce | | of or relating to sound, the sense of hearing, or the science of sound. Designed to carry sound or to aid in hearing |
loony | | a fiercely or angrily piercing stare |
burrow | | dig into the ground |
cllus | | a resinous coating material that produces a glossy surfae |
ineffectual | | adequate in performance or operation; capable; competent; giving a relatively high output of work; acting as a cause; producing an effect |
sadistic | | sip or eat noisily |
glare | | subject to shame or disgrace; humbleness |
grievance | | a mortician who treats corpses with preservatives |
notorious | | an eccentric or silly person |
splatter | | of long standing; inveterate; continual |
ornery | | shine with a tremulous light |
hover | | surgical incision into the frontal lobe of the brain to sever one or more nerve tracts, a technique formerly ued to treat certain mental disorders but now rarely performed |
embalmer | | a card game |
withered | | sing softly and plaintively |
prototype | | derive or conclude by reasoning |
varnish | | crazy, an insane asylum |
hassle | | an argument; quarrel |
matriarchy | | of ugly disposition; hard to manage |
humiliation | | weight; heave; try the weoght of by lifting |
chronic | | a hardened or thickened part of the skin |
giddy | | shrivel up; languish |
maudlin | | dizzy |
replica | | powerless; ineffective |
scour | | tearfully, or drunkenly; sentimental |
slurp | | a genlte prod |
knobby | | any close or exact copy or reproduction. An exact copy made by the original artist |
acoustic | | excessively enthusiastic |
folio | | large in extent or amount; plentifully sufficient |
overzealous | | a social system ruled by mothers or women |
straggle | | the original or model on which something is based or formed |
nudge | | a pivoted support: pivot |
pinochle | | swear; curse; obstinate |
heft | | widely but not favorably known |
croon | | a sheet of paper foldedonce; a book of largest size; a page number |
braggart | | full of or covered with knobs. Shaped like a knob |
swivel | | splash |
shimmer | | a street fighting; roll heavily or noisily; a rumbling sound |