official, coming from a source that calls for obediene or belief; dictorial
authoritative
despot
noun
amass, reserve, cache
hoard
complete, fair, just, unbiased
partial
clamor
clam'or
in a state of financial ruin
bankrupt
feud
noun, verb
unwell, reluctant
indisposed
boycott, refuse to deal with
patronize
coincide
coincide'
a public outcry; and loud and continued noise
clamor
haggle
verb
bequest, heritage
legacy
silly, ill-advised, dopey
sagacious
cynical
cyn'ical
to be in full agreement; to be the same in nature, character, or function; to happen at the same times
coincide
hardy
adj.
legal, right, proper, genuine
legitamite
unofficial, unreliable
authoritative
despot
des'pot
inclined to believe the worst of people; bitterly mocking or sneering
cynical
harmonious
adj.
merriment, glee
mirth
financially sound, solvent
bankrupt
haggle
hagg'le