outgrowth
something that develops from something else
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something that develops from something else
the meaning or intention of a document
covered with sharp spines
make an unpleasant feeling less strong
using grand language with little substance
a hard protective shell on an animal
come together into one group
cause a feeling or situation to develop
begin to grow from a seed
a short religious talk
joyful and triumphant
a tiny speck
casual and without careful thought
deep in thought
not suitable or proper
loud noise from many people
prevent something by acting early
show excessive pleasure at another's failure
money sent to someone at a distance
unwilling to reveal thoughts or feelings
become tangled or blocked
remove all living microorganisms
overly simple and superficial
add nutrients to help plants grow
cut or shape with heavy blows
compensate for loss or damage
generous to a defeated opponent
an insufficient amount
an earlier event or form that comes before another
criticize publicly
praise highly
an experience that damages dignity
praise highly
humor that lightens a serious situation
a formal speech
suggest as a basis for reasoning
a difficult situation with uncertain choices
exceptional skill in an art
a tree that bears cones
free from a difficult situation
suggest indirectly often unpleasantly
move quickly with small steps
avoid dealing directly with a problem
argue over something small
find someone not guilty in court
make someone angry or hostile
speak of as lacking worth
pretend to have a feeling
make someone appear guilty of a crime
acting morally superior in an insincere way
mocking in a bitter way
frequent absence from school or work
resent someone receiving something
pleasant and easy to get along with
delight or charm
deliberately avoid
something produced only by imagination
a small spot or fragment
a building used to store grain
near collapse or no longer active
sewing or embroidery done by hand
a mental condition involving persistent anxiety
a syncopated style of early piano music
repair and improve an old building or object
careful to act honestly and accurately
not damaged or changed by development
argue about trivial matters
describe or mark boundaries precisely
bite repeatedly to wear away
speak to someone on another's behalf
impossible to hold back
a person who hates spending money
restrain with chains
hard to accept or bear
angry and bitter in tone
shrink back in fear
make more attractive by adding details
impossible to read
continuing without tiring
remain neglected without progress
no longer modern or useful
survive on limited food or resources
boredom from something repetitive
provide financial support or guarantee
share a border with
throw away to lighten a vehicle or abandon
keep apart from others
damage reputation through false statements
loss of good reputation
socially awkward
unwillingness to believe something
lacking energy or interest
hold someone's attention completely
give off a quality or substance
a deceptive movement in fighting or sport
destroy a building completely
curving and winding
spend too little time or money on something
rude and lacking manners
a tool used for a practical task especially cooking