Out of Her League
addict
person with strong desire for something, habit-forming
beseech
to beg
acrid
sharp, irritating, bitter taste/smell
dumbfound
to make speechless with amazement
aspire
strong desire to get or do something
consternation
shock, fear, amazement, that leaves one confused
casualty
person killed or injured in war/accident
ensue
to come as a result
bias
preference that prevents one from being fair
delectable
pleasing to the senses, usually taste
congested
overcrowded, too full
era
period in history
blatant
very obvious in offensive way
garland
wreath or chain of leaves
cope
manage problems
flourish
V. thrive, prosper,
v. wave in the air,
N. showy burst of music
N. fancy line or curve added to something
candid
expressed honestly and without holding back unpleasant truths
gratify
to please or satisfy
headlong
with great speed or force, reckless (adj)
garrison
soldiers stationed in a place to protect it.
military place of protection
confront
to stand up to
haughty
showing too much pride on oneself, contempt for others
hurtle
move with great force/speed (v)
grievous
causing grief or pain
debut
first bublic appearance
impetuous
hasty, act without thinking
impede
to get in the way, interfere
hoard
to save and put away, especially secretly
enroll
to sign up to become a member of
lavish
more than enough, costly, to give generously
inevitable
unavoidable
inundate
to cover, to load with an excessiv amount of something
fluster
to make nervous or confused
pluck
to pull of or out, to remove feathers, to pull at (guitar strings), bravery/courage
initiate
to bring into use, to begin
invincible
impossible to defeat
impunity
freedom from being harmed or punished
ponder
think about, consider carefully
irate
very angry
nomad
member of a group that settles briefly in one place and then moves on
intensify
to increase; to strengthen or deepen
privilege
a special right or advantage
lax
not enforced, careless, not tight
placate
to stop from being angry
intimidate
to frighten, especially by threatening someone
prostrate
lying flat, helpless/weak
negligent
not taking proper care
principal
most important , head of a school, money excluding interest
obnoxious
very unpleasant
rapture
great joy, delight
smolder
burn slowly without flames
recede
to move back or to drop to a lower level, to become fainter
retort
to answer, especially in a quick or clever way
revelry
noisy merrymaking
stringent
strict, severe
ruthless
no mercy
stint
period of time devoted to a task, limit or restriction
whim
sudden wish to do something, fanciful idea
throng
large number of people, crowd,
sacrifice
somthing given up for something else, an offering to a god