| 1. a pledge; 2. freedom from doubt, self-confidence | | |
| 1. an institution for the care of children, elderly people; 2. a place of safety | | |
| to comfort | | |
| a control panel for an electrical or mechanical device | | |
| to become larger or wider, to expand upon | | |
| refuse, waste products | | |
| to lessen, diminish | | |
| lacking in seriousness, disrespectful, saucy | | |
| 1. resistance to disease; 2. freedom from some charge or obligation | | |
| to establish, set up | | |
| an organization for the promotion of learning | | |
| 1. a debt; 2. something disadvantageous | | |
| ridiculous, senseless | | |
| quarrelsome, fond of fighting | | |
| 1. furious, violently intense, unreasonably extreme; 2. mad, infected with rabies | | |
| 1. a kingdom; 2. a region or field of study | | |
| 1. to make young again; 2. to make like new | | |
| to reward, pay, reimburse | | |
| meager, scant | | |
| 1. genuine, excellent; 2. made of silver of standard fineness | | |
| a risky or daring undertaking | | |
| to expose to danger; to dare | | |
| to twist out of shape | | |
| an abnormality | | |