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Topic Personality:: PAGE #13
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361. Accomplished (tot stand gebring)
:: Gillen is a capable and accomplished coach but he has struggled to recruit at Virginia
362. Birdbrain (birdbrain)
:: Meanwhile the search continues for other birdbrains with a gift for numbers
363. Comatose (koma)
:: Patients were excluded if they were comatose unresponsive andor intubated
364. Disappoint (teleurstel)
:: It is no concern of the author that their readers might attempt to replicate a way of life that does not exist or be disappointed when they fail to do so
365. Enchant (betower)
:: Young international ballerinas in colorful leotards begin the evening with an excitement that enchanted the audience
366. Exult (juig)
:: Is he trustworthy enough so that you dont have to feel fearful about exulting over it in front of your conservative friends who seem mightily disdainful
367. Exultation (gejubel)
:: 7 In the words of Mauriac it is this risk of death that would bring Malrauxs experience of life into sharper relief even to a state of exaltation
368. Eyebrow (wenkbrou)
:: She had black shoulderlength hair with a heavy fringe and a round face with bushy eyebrows
369. Frank (Frank)
:: Hes always happy to talk frank in his opinions entertaining in his manner and perceptive about whatever matter is in hand
370. Frantic (woes)
:: In the past decade we started a frantic search for clues that might lead to its cure
371. Grouse (hoen)
:: Pair up female and male black grouse that have no chemistry the female isnt interested in the male
372. Human (mens)
:: Id parallel as Blatty does human kindnessforgiveness with the existence of God
373. Humanity (mensdom)
:: Heres hoping that the Year of Horse will be a year of compassion humanity and truthfulness
374. Humdrum (sleur)
:: It would be nice to go beyond the usual everyday humdrum routine I should think
375. Long (lank)
:: The front two had little support other than balls knocked long to alleviate the pressure
376. Loony (Funny)
:: Councils do attract loony councillors he explained
377. Obsess (obsessief)
:: I have to work toward a depth of physicality to create the consuming jealousy that obsesses her
378. Obsession (obsessie)
:: It became clear during the investigation that the attractive newlywed had been the subject of Wilsons obsessions
379. Pleasant (aangename)
:: You can feel the force in her acting now and its such a very pleasant surprise
380. Prickle (angel)
:: I remember the prickle of excitement on my skin when listening to Dookie in science class ten years ago this very nearly brings it all back
381. Queasy (kieskeurig)
:: He worked normally at Chequers on Saturday and felt fine when he hosted a monthly dinner there but felt queasy on Sunday morning and a doctor was called
382. Queer (queer)
:: Dr Strange is known for being the master of the queer and unusual dark arts of magic
383. Red (rooi)
:: In the image however the shortest wavelengths are represented as blue while the longest are coloured in red
384. Ridicule (bespotting)
:: There is a fine line sometimes between a joke satire ridicule and genuine defamatory ridicule
385. Stuffy (bedompige)
:: Number two I dont know why youd wish to spend your birthday in a small stuffy room like this one when you could be up in the fresh cool air
386. Stun (stun)
:: The similarity of the attacks has stunned the family who had believed the person responsible for the murder had been detained
387. Unsmiling (unsmiling)
:: I suspect this unsmilingness has less to do with exuding cool than with the fact he has wonky teeth
388. Untruthful (leuenagtige)
:: She claims that he has acknowledged the untruthfulness of this story to her over the years
389. Walk (loop)
:: they can walk away from the deal
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