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able to use both hands equally well ambidextrous

ridicule, mock, jeer gibe

bereaved; made unhappy because of loss bereft

inkling, indication, clue, hint intimation

bleak, gloomy dour

steadfastness, resolve fortitude

gawk, ogle; to open the mouth gape

restate, repeat reiterate

costume, mask guise

cunning, intended to deceive, treacherous insidious

contaminate, sully, to corrupt adulterate

inconclusive, uncertain tentative

word for word verbatim

rich, abundant, lavish opulent

impassive, unresponsive, phlegmatic stolid

enlarge, amplify, increase augment

sloppy, disheveled; rude unkempt

station, organize, to arrange deploy

carefully, cautiously warily

able to use both hands equally well ambidextrous

resilient, flexible; easily influenced pliable

enlarge, amplify, increase augment

bereaved; made unhappy because of loss bereft

station, organize, to arrange deploy

enlarge, amplify, increase augment

contaminate, sully, to corrupt adulterate

able to use both hands equally well ambidextrous

bereaved; made unhappy because of loss bereft

station, organize, to arrange deploy

able to use both hands equally well ambidextrous

steadfastness, resolve fortitude

bleak, gloomy dour

costume, mask guise

gawk, ogle; to open the mouth gape

ridicule, mock, jeer gibe

cunning, intended to deceive, treacherous insidious

rich, abundant, lavish opulent

inkling, indication, clue, hint intimation

restate, repeat reiterate

impassive, unresponsive, phlegmatic stolid

word for word verbatim

inconclusive, uncertain tentative

sloppy, disheveled; rude unkempt

carefully, cautiously warily

enlarge, amplify, increase augment

station, organize, to arrange deploy

bereaved; made unhappy because of loss bereft

resilient, flexible; easily influenced pliable

able to use both hands equally well ambidextrous

ridicule, mock, jeer gibe

bereaved; made unhappy because of loss bereft

inkling, indication, clue, hint intimation

bleak, gloomy dour

steadfastness, resolve fortitude

gawk, ogle; to open the mouth gape

restate, repeat reiterate

costume, mask guise

cunning, intended to deceive, treacherous insidious

contaminate, sully, to corrupt adulterate

inconclusive, uncertain tentative

word for word verbatim

impassive, unresponsive, phlegmatic stolid

rich, abundant, lavish opulent

sloppy, disheveled; rude unkempt

enlarge, amplify, increase augment

carefully, cautiously warily

station, organize, to arrange deploy

able to use both hands equally well ambidextrous

enlarge, amplify, increase augment

resilient, flexible; easily influenced pliable

bereaved; made unhappy because of loss bereft

enlarge, amplify, increase augment

station, organize, to arrange deploy

contaminate, sully, to corrupt adulterate

able to use both hands equally well ambidextrous

bereaved; made unhappy because of loss bereft

station, organize, to arrange deploy

able to use both hands equally well ambidextrous

ridicule, mock, jeer gibe

steadfastness, resolve fortitude

bleak, gloomy dour

costume, mask guise

cunning, intended to deceive, treacherous insidious

gawk, ogle; to open the mouth gape

rich, abundant, lavish opulent

inkling, indication, clue, hint intimation

restate, repeat reiterate

impassive, unresponsive, phlegmatic stolid

able to use both hands equally well ambidextrous

word for word verbatim

inconclusive, uncertain tentative

sloppy, disheveled; rude unkempt

carefully, cautiously warily

enlarge, amplify, increase augment

station, organize, to arrange deploy

bereaved; made unhappy because of loss bereft

resilient, flexible; easily influenced pliable

able to use both hands equally well ambidextrous

ridicule, mock, jeer gibe

bereaved; made unhappy because of loss bereft

inkling, indication, clue, hint intimation

bleak, gloomy dour

steadfastness, resolve fortitude

gawk, ogle; to open the mouth gape

restate, repeat reiterate

costume, mask guise

cunning, intended to deceive, treacherous insidious

contaminate, sully, to corrupt adulterate

inconclusive, uncertain tentative

word for word verbatim

rich, abundant, lavish opulent

impassive, unresponsive, phlegmatic stolid

enlarge, amplify, increase augment

sloppy, disheveled; rude unkempt

station, organize, to arrange deploy

carefully, cautiously warily

able to use both hands equally well ambidextrous

resilient, flexible; easily influenced pliable

enlarge, amplify, increase augment

bereaved; made unhappy because of loss bereft

station, organize, to arrange deploy

enlarge, amplify, increase augment

contaminate, sully, to corrupt adulterate

bereaved; made unhappy because of loss bereft

station, organize, to arrange deploy

able to use both hands equally well ambidextrous

costume, mask guise

steadfastness, resolve fortitude

bleak, gloomy dour

gawk, ogle; to open the mouth gape

cunning, intended to deceive, treacherous insidious

ridicule, mock, jeer gibe

rich, abundant, lavish opulent

impassive, unresponsive, phlegmatic stolid

inkling, indication, clue, hint intimation

restate, repeat reiterate

inconclusive, uncertain tentative

word for word verbatim

sloppy, disheveled; rude unkempt

carefully, cautiously warily

station, organize, to arrange deploy

enlarge, amplify, increase augment

resilient, flexible; easily influenced pliable

bereaved; made unhappy because of loss bereft

able to use both hands equally well ambidextrous

ridicule, mock, jeer gibe

inkling, indication, clue, hint intimation

bereaved; made unhappy because of loss bereft

steadfastness, resolve fortitude

bleak, gloomy dour

gawk, ogle; to open the mouth gape

restate, repeat reiterate

costume, mask guise

cunning, intended to deceive, treacherous insidious

word for word verbatim

inconclusive, uncertain tentative

rich, abundant, lavish opulent

enlarge, amplify, increase augment

impassive, unresponsive, phlegmatic stolid

contaminate, sully, to corrupt adulterate

sloppy, disheveled; rude unkempt

station, organize, to arrange deploy

carefully, cautiously warily

enlarge, amplify, increase augment

resilient, flexible; easily influenced pliable

able to use both hands equally well ambidextrous

bereaved; made unhappy because of loss bereft

station, organize, to arrange deploy

contaminate, sully, to corrupt adulterate

enlarge, amplify, increase augment

able to use both hands equally well ambidextrous

bereaved; made unhappy because of loss bereft

station, organize, to arrange deploy

able to use both hands equally well ambidextrous

costume, mask guise

steadfastness, resolve fortitude

bleak, gloomy dour

gawk, ogle; to open the mouth gape

rich, abundant, lavish opulent

ridicule, mock, jeer gibe

cunning, intended to deceive, treacherous insidious

inkling, indication, clue, hint intimation

restate, repeat reiterate

impassive, unresponsive, phlegmatic stolid

inconclusive, uncertain tentative

word for word verbatim

sloppy, disheveled; rude unkempt

carefully, cautiously warily

station, organize, to arrange deploy

enlarge, amplify, increase augment

bereaved; made unhappy because of loss bereft

resilient, flexible; easily influenced pliable