An exaggeration used as a figure of speech (e.g., "I could eat a...
To show off, to display ostentatiously
Easy to shape or bend
Uncertain, unproven
Something handed down from the past
An organization based on rank or degree, pecking order
Polite, civilized, courteous
Based on figures of speech, expressing something in terms usually used...
Illegal, not permitted
To thin out, drift away or dissolve, to waste or squander
Gentle, not harmful, kind
Fair
Just about to happen
What means to subside or reduce?
To put someone down, to make to seem little
Rich, prosperous
To stray from the main subject or point
Hard to pin down, evasive
Sociable, enjoying the company of others
To try in court, to engage in legal proceedings
To hate very much
Excercising sound/good judgment
Hired soldier, someone who will do anything for money
To strive to equal or excel, usually through imitation
Showing favoritism to family or friends
One who provides help, such as a gift or donation
Holding together, making sense
Disapproving, degrading
An open, outgoing person, a person who focuses on others rather than...
Refined, polite, aristocratic
Humorous, not serious
Combative, quarrelsome, or waging war
A seemingly magical ability to attract followers or inspire loyalty
Useless, hopeless
Flawless, entirely without sin
An award or honor
Extremely depressed, full of despair
Generous, kind, doing good deeds
Economical, penny-pinching
Truthfulness, sincere honesty
Constant, lasting a long time
A peculiarity or eccentricity
Undecided, neutral, wishy-washy
Prudent, judiciously reserved
Vague, hazy, indistinct
Using few words, brief, even to the point of being rude
Present but not visible or apparent, potential
Not conventional, a little kooky, irregular
Forgiving, noble in spirit, generous
Charming in a rustic way, naturally peaceful
Emotionally unpredictable, rapidly changing mood
Silly and sentimental