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Abridge
to shorten the length of something, to lessen the strength or effect
Abstemious
not eating or drinking to much
Accent
to give special attention to something, to say a part of a word with greater stress
Acquiesce
to agree or allow something to take place by keeping still or staying silent—drawn from quiescent
Amity
friendly—root for amiable
Anchor
a person or thing that provides support and strength.
Antediluvian
very old or old fashioned
Bungle
to make mistakes in doing something; to not do well or successfully
Congeal
of liquid to become thick-- coagulate, stanch
Cursory
done or make quickly--- just related to speed nothing else
Debilitate
to make someone or something weak—vitiate, enfeeble
Disputatious
inclined to dispute, controversial, inflammatory
Efface
cause something to fade or disappear
Expeditious
acting or done in a quick and efficient way
Garner
to collect or receive something that's wanted
Hefty
large and heavy, big and strong
Hilarity
noisy fun or laughter—from hilarious
Premeditated
done according to a plan previously conceived.

Ruffle

to make someone irritated, annoyed, or worried etc.

Saccharine
to sweet or sentimental that does not seem sincere or genuine
Somber
having dull and dark colors, bleak, gloomy, stygian
Sumptuous
very expensive, rich or impressive
Venturesome
willing to take risks, involving risks
Virulent
full of hate and anger, extremely harsh or strong, dangerous and deadly—usually spreading very quickly.
Zany
very strange and silly, a toady clown.
Resound
to make or have a great deep sound; to make a strong impression or have a great effect on people
Chide
to mildly scold someone
Flay
to beat or whip someone in a very violent and severe way
Malign
causing or intended to cause harm
Accede
to agree to the demands of; to enter a high office or position.
Allay
to make less severe or strong; alleviate; assuage; palliate
Quell
to end or stop something usually by using force; to calm or reduce something such as fear or worry.
Embitter
to cause bitter feelings in someone
Estrange
to cause someone to be no longer friendly to a person or a group; alienate; disaffect
Oppugn
oppose with a challenge. Impeach, contest.
Captious
faultfinding, overcritical, with caviling
Gruff
rough or very serious in manner or speech, rusty, gravelly
Ireful
intensely angered
Ornery
easily annoyed or angered, difficult to deal with or control. (cantankerous)
Testy
easily annoyed or angered
Wayward
tending to behave in ways that are not socially acceptable.