(V.) TO ADD TO, ATTACH, TO INCORPORATE; (N.) AN ATTACHMENT OR ADDITION SYN. JOIN

(V.) TO CUT OR SPLIT OPEN; TO CLING TO SYN. SEVER

(ADJ.) IN A FRIENDLY MATTER, HEATY; CHEERY (N.) A LIQUER SYN. WARM ANT. GRUFF

(N.) THE STARTING POINT OF A BUILDING; A FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLE OR ELEMENT SYN. BASE

(N.) AN OVERWHELMING DEFEAT, ROUT; A COMPLETE COLLAPSE OR FAILURE SYN. DISASTER ANT. COUP

(V.) TO MAKE WEAK OR LIFELESS SYN. SAP ANT, EXCITE

(V.) TO INVOLVE IN A CONFLICT OR DIFFICULTY; TO THROW INTO CONFUSION SYN. ENTANGLE ANT. SEPARATE

(V.) TO CLEAR FROM CHARGE OR ACCUSATION SYN. ABSOLVE ANT. INCRIMINATE

(ADJ.) READY OR FLUENT IN SPEECH; THOUGHTLESS, INSINCERE SYN. PAT ANT. HALTING

(ADJ.) BY CHANCE, NOT PLANNING; LACKING ORDER SYN. SLAPDASH ANT. ORDERLY

(V.) TO COMPOSE OR PERFORM WITHOUT PREPARATION; TO CONSTRUCT FROM AVAILABLE MATERIALS SYN. WING IT ANT. PLAN

(V.) TO ROUSE, STIR UP, URGE ON SYN. SPUR ANT. CHECK

(N.) A COMING IN, INFLUX SYN. INPOURING ANT. EXODUS

(N.) AN EXTREME OR UNNATURAL PALENESS SYN. WANNESS ANT. FLUSH

(N.) A LIST OF ANCESTORS, FAMILY TREE; THE HISTORY OR ORGINS OF SOMETHING SYN. LINEAGE

(ADJ.) VERY STEEP SYN. ABRUPT ANT. SHALLOW

(ADJ.) VERY ABUNDANT; GIVEN OR FLOWING FREELY SYN, LAVISH ANT. SPARSE

(V.) TO RESTORE TO FRIENDSHIP; TO SETTLE; TO RESIGN (oneself) SYN. CONCILIATE ANT, ANTAGONIZE

(V.) TO PUT INTO CHAINS; (N. USUALLY PL.) A CHAIN, FETTER SYN. MANACLE ANT, FREE

(adj.) SHABBY, OLD AND WORN SYN. SEEDY ANT. COSTLY