Lesson 19 English

very pleasant to the taste

full of spite or malice; malicious; malevolent

characterized by steady, attentive and energetic effort in a pursuit or study

out of place, abnormal

wise, shrewd, very discerning

announced or publicized

messy, untidy, careless

very irritating

to give formal approval

something joined or added to a thing but not necessarily a part of it

appropriate for a purpose but not necessarily moral, right, or just

slightly connected, divergent

to make dirty, to desecrate, to pollute

a spell, written or recited formula of words designed for a particular effect

to deflect or to ward off a blow

to blame or to condemn

a yielding; acquiescence

waging war; inclined to or exhibiting assertiveness

sharp or irritating to the taste or smell, acrid

to decrease in thickness or width

native to a certain area

a wonderer who doesn't have a home

to cause to speedily occur, to throw head long

to treat with contempt