1. To strongly dislike or hate.
Abominate
To strongly dislike or hate.

2. Acculturation
When social patterns or traits of one society are changed by contact with other societies.

3. Coming from a different or unexpected source, accidental; alien.
Adventitious
Coming from a different or unexpected source, accidental; alien.

4. To refer to as the cause or source of something.
Ascribe
To refer to as the cause or source of something.

5. A roundabout way; not direct
Circuitous
A roundabout way; not direct
slow walk
To slow walk is to perform a task slowly on purpose so as to drag out the time taken, usually in order to delay what the subject believes will occur next.
"Quit slow walking me!" - Quote from the TV show "Prison Break" (a prison guard instructing the prisoners to hurry up with their work, the prisoners were delaying as they used work-time as a cover for their escape) Whilst a child might "drag his heels" when eating his dinner because he doesn’t like it; an adult might be said to "slow walk".

6. To sympathize with; share a feeling of distress with.
Commiserate
To sympathize with; share a feeling of distress with.

7. To give direction or an order to; to prohibit.
Enjoin
To give direction or an order to; to prohibit.

8. To make easier and faster.
Expedite
To make easier and faster.

9. To repair or make up for something.
Expiate
To repair or make up for something.

10. Ferment
State of great excitement; being worked up; to produce chemically produce alcohol.