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Topic Personality:: PAGE #21
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601. Fake (vals)
:: Youd wonder why somebody would go to the lengths to fake something like this
602. Silly (dom)
:: For the next hour or two they engage in serious debate silly gossip or frivolous prattle
603. Active (aktiewe)
:: It was indeed a confluence of active minds from various schools in Madurai district
604. Cry (geroep)
:: He started to cry tears of bitterness and regret for a past he couldnt change for the love he needed taken from him so many times
605. Cavort (baljaar)
:: Her dance cavorts playfully between elegance and tease a spin of the sari around her and her perfectly toned midriff is exposed but for a swift moment
606. Ceiling (plafon)
:: The maximum cruise speed of the aircraft is 500 km per hour and the altitude ceiling 9500 m
607. Gumption (gesonde verstand)
:: They played with the spirit and gumption that made them world champions resisting all temptation to throw in the towel or play for outright draws
608. Sap (sap)
:: The theory behind this global community outreach program of mine is that the quickest and easiest way to sap the power out of racial slurs and stereotypes is to dilute them with a bunch of nonsense
609. Drowsy (lomerig)
:: And today as evidenced by the drowsy street outside was the day of rest
610. Drudge (Drudge)
:: They needed a reason for drudging through practices with no hope for a postseason
611. Mock (spot)
:: The competition consists of the school teams going head to head in a mock trial with a real judge acting as adjudicator
612. Leave (verlaat)
:: I wondered why the member had to seek leave to do that in this particular instance when the vote has not yet been put
613. Privilege (voorreg)
:: He did however describe the awards haul as a real privilege a tremendous honour and a real achievement
614. Privileged (bevoorregte)
:: The difference is whites will still have the advantages of their previously privileged lives
615. Demented (demente)
:: To my possibly demented mind there did seem to be something unique even comical about the framing of the issues
616. Enjoy (geniet)
:: The planning process on the other hand enjoys the benefits of sequential planning
617. Seraphic (serafiese)
:: No he replied and smiled seraphically as was his wont
618. Lovesick (smoor verlief)
:: Stories abounded of clubhouses camping trips high phone bills illnesses school proms and as the children grew older lovesickness
619. Loving (liefdevolle)
:: David was a very loving husband and father and he will be sorely missed
620. Solitary (eensame)
:: The solitary field is often stocked with brown Welsh mountain sheep
621. Solitude (eensaamheid)
:: It is a creature of solitude travelling alone and a splendour in the bush
622. Dishonest (oneerlik)
:: Losing honorably may signify lack of preparation but dishonest winning signifies lack of character
623. Brash (parmantige)
:: Carl was now fully enraged with the audacity of the brash detective
624. Brave (dapper)
:: The two brave warriors are about to be absorbed
625. Flat (plat)
:: the tyre was flat
626. Sanguine (hoopvol)
:: None of these essays is sanguine about the current situation but all three offer positive views of the future
627. Astonished (verbaas)
:: I was always astonished by Leah in the mornings joyful to see Will in his lazy carelessness at breakfast
628. Astonishment (verbasing)
:: she looked at him in astonishment
629. Jumpy (spring)
:: Difficulty sleeping eating or concentrating irritability and jumpiness especially when a plane flies overhead or when around tall buildings are all possible symptoms
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