1 A feeling of sharp irritation or resentment.
Pique
2 To walk or go with unsteady steps.
Totter
3 Relating to or characteristic of hell
Infernal
4 Emotionally hardened
Callous
5 To mention or suggest for the first time
Broach
6 To decrease gradually in strength, intensity, or size.
Wane
7 An offensive or disrespectful action or remark.
Affront
9 An omen or sign of something to come, typically something bad.
Portent
11 Scornful, mocking, or sneering, often with a grim sense of humor.
Sardonic
12 Flexible, capable of bending or moving easily.
Limber
13 To evade or escape work or responsibility.
Shirk
14 A homeless person with no means of support.
Vagrant
15 To lure or persuade with sweet words or gentle persuasion.
Coax
16 Harsh and disorderly in sound.
Raucous
17 To plan with ingenuity or cunning
Contrive
18 Inspiring reverence or admiration
August
19 To encircle or surround with a belt or band.
Gird
20 Bearing or deserving of disgrace or shame.
Ignominious
21 A person or thing that applies or administers punishment or severe criticism.
Scourge
22 To irritate or annoy.
Vex
23 Of low character, lacking honor or nobility.
Ignoble
24 Foul or repulsive, as from lack of cleanliness
Squalid
25 Disposed to rebelling against authority.
Mutinous
26 Unharmed, not hurt.
Unscathed
27 Having a fresh, red color.
Ruddy
28 To dig or force out.
Gouge
29 To distribute by portion or by measure.
Mete
30 Excessively fond.
Doting
32 A sharp or stern reprimand.
Rebuke
33 In a rough or blunt way.
Brusquely
34 A small or pitiful amount.
Paltry
35 Dreamily thoughtful.
Pensive
36 To be generous in forgiving or overlooking injury or insult.
Magnanimous
37 To escort, usually to protect
Convoy
38 Having a strong taste or smell.
Pungent
39 Without thought or regard.
Blithe
40 To take away by cheating or tricking.
Beguiled
41 A person who prays humbly.
Suppliant
43 To strive for in competition.
Vie
44 Insidious cunning in attaining a goal
Guile
45 Causing insidious harm or deadly consequences.
Pernicious
46 To polish with friction
Burnished
47 Chivalrous, brave, spirited.
Gallant
48 To cool or refresh.
Slaked
49 To take goods by force.
Plunder
50 To get incredibly angry.
Seethe
51 To rejoice, to show joy.
Exulted
52 Something that is easily bent
Supple
53 Something mysterious and eerie.
Uncanny
54 To speak abusively.
Revile
55 Boldly rude or disrespectful
Insolent