| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
aggravate ![]() | 1. to irritate or annoy
2. to make worse
VERB ![]() |
comprehend | to understand fully
VERB |
cower | to crouch and tremble to shrink back in fear or because of pain
VERB |
endure | 1. to last and to continue to exist
2. to put up with or bear, to show lasting strength
VERB |
frugal | thrifty, not wasteful
ADJECTIVE |
futile | useless worthless or hopeless
ADJECTIVE |
immense | huge, venomous
ADJECTIVE |
insufficient | not as much as needed
ADJECTIVE |
laborious | involving or requiring labor or much hard work.
ADJECTIVE |
Malice | the desire to harm another, ill will
NOUN |
parasite
| 1 a plant or animal that lives on or with another from which it gets food.
2 one who lives at another's expense without contributing anything of value
NOUN |
predicament | a difficult or unpleasant situation
NOUN |
scoff | to show scorn, to look down on or make fun of someone or something
VERB |
trivial | not valuable or important
ADJECTIVE |
unanimous | in or based on complete agreement
ADJECTIVE |

