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v. to read closely in order to analyze
Parse
adj. stubborn; resistant to change
Obstinate
n. a defamatory statement or representation that conveys an unjust impression
Libel
v. to deliberately
Scuttle
v. to enjoy something deeply
savor
n. public promotion of a policy or cause
adj. experienced through one's imagination when done by another person
Vicarious
v. to put something in the wrong place and lose it as a result
Misplace
adj. moderate, not extreme injury
Temperate
adj. bossy; overbearing
Magisterial
adj. glowing in different colors
Iridescent
v. to make; to cause to be; to give
Render
adj. overwhelmed; incapable of dealing with
Overrun
adj. pleasantly rural
Pastoral
v. to steal
Purloin
n. a large difference between two things
Disparity
v. to hold; to use [as a weapon or tool]
adj. related to the local affairs of a town or county
Municipal
n. a sign of things to come
Harbinger
adj. showy; shown to impress
Ostentatious
adj. without prior planning
Extemporaneous
n. an unfortunate occurance
Mishap
v. to wound with a scrach, usually done by an animal
Maul
v. to bring up for discussion, especially something difficult
Broach
v. to settle [usuallt a deal]; to confirm a win or an achievement
Clinch