A large volume or quantity of something happening all at once. Noun

Made, developed, or evolved a long time ago: Very old. Adjective

Having or showing great excitement or interest. Adjective

Feeling of shame or humiliation: Dejected. Adjective

1. Having ideas that most people think are strange or unpleasant. Adjective

2. Bent or curved, usually because of damage by heat or water. Adjective

1. Selected as the best. Adjective

2. The upper levels of society. Noun

The study of the origins and social relationships of human beings. Noun

Having an abundant supply of money or possessions of value: Wealthy. Adjective

The condition of being successful or thriving, especially economic well-being. Noun

A mental attitude showing a lack of respect or veneration. Noun

Peculiar to the individual. Adjective

1. Devoid of thought or intelligence. Adjective

2. Empty of or lacking content. Adjective

An individual or thing that serves as a role model. Noun

Reserved or shy and lacking self-confidence. Adjective

To seek to obtain or accomplish a particular goal. Verb

To be irritated and upset. Adjective

To agree or approve of something. Verb

Joking often inappropriately; not serious. Adjective

Delay or postpone action; put off doing something. Verb

A mental attitude showing a lack of respect or veneration. Noun

Reflecting the influence of numerous cultures and countries: Sophisticated, Urbane. Adjective

Shortness of duration. Noun

Free of guilt; not subject to blame; without fault: Impeccable. Adjective

To encourage or promote something. Verb

Angry and bitter. Adjective

A situation that is plain and not luxurious. Adjective

Having a reasonable basis for belief or acceptance. Adjective

Keep from happening or arising; make impossible. Verb

Relaxed and calm in a way that shows you do not care or are not worried about anything. Adjective

Stubbornly resistant to authority or control. Adjective

The trait of being rude and improperly forward or bold: Disrespectful. Noun

To use unclear language especially to deceive or mislead someone. Verb

Weak and likely to change; having little substance or strength: Flimsy, Weak. Adjective

Unselfish concern for the welfare of others. Noun

Careful in spending money or avoiding waste. Adjective

1. Extremely hot and dry. Adjective

2. Characterized by intense emotion. Adjective

Discontented and resentful especially against authority. Adjective

1. Enlarge or increase. 2.Grow or intensify. Verb

Showing or characterized by a patronizing or superior attitude toward others. Adjective

A false or misleading charge meant to harm someone’s reputation. Noun

A long and angry speech. Adjective

Subject to sudden or unpredictable change. Adjective

Being arrogant, talking down to people. Adjective

1. Intended to deceive. Adjective

2. Based on an incorrect or misleading notion or information. Adjective

Pleasing to the ear. Adjective

Shaking or quivering from weakness or fear. Adjective

Believed or reputed to be the case: Allegedly. Adverb

Difficult or impossible to see, notice, or hear. Adjective

Dealing fairly and equally with all concerned. Adjective

Hardship, Misfortune. Noun

Lasting only a short time: Temporary. Adjective

Especially fine or decorative clothing: Clothing, Garments. Noun

Propriety in manners and conduct. Noun

Sluggish in functioning or acting: Lazy. Adjective

To spread out over a large area. Verb

Thickly covered with ingrained dirt or soot. Adjective

To calm or reduce. Verb

1. Pleasant and enjoyable (suitable to your needs) 2. Sociable. Adjective

To make a person feel uncomfortable. Verb

Having or showing profound knowledge. Adjective