wasteful; reckless with money | |
relating to, or affected by psychosis, or severe mental disorder, sometimes with physical damage to the brain | |
the science which treats diseases, their nature, causes, symptoms; departure or deviation from a normal condition | |
foremost in importance; supreme in rank |
a kind of small pinchers with long jaws, used for bending or cutting metal rods or wire | |
father and ruler of family or tribe | |
any species of huge snakes of the genus Python | |
anxiety disorder by extreme and irrational fear; dislike |
summit; apex; maximum; prime | |
machines or devices that apply pressure or print; collecting and publishing of news; journalism in general | |
state of being proximate; nearness in place, time, or relation | |
uphold; retain; maintain in safety from injury, peril, or harm |
arousing anger or interest; tending to provoke or stimulate | |
anxiety disorder by extreme and irrational fear; dislike | |
glance quickly; look or peer furtively, as from a place of concealment; be only partially visible; peep | |
existing in possibility; expected to become or be |
wasteful; reckless with money | |
later in time; later in the order of proceeding or moving; coming after; located behind | |
highland; upland; relatively flat highland | |
existing in possibility; expected to become or be |
a kind of small pinchers with long jaws, used for bending or cutting metal rods or wire | |
summit; apex; maximum; prime | |
blow; drive forcibly; pierce; hit with a sharp blow of the fist | |
farm; an area under cultivation; a group of cultivated trees or plants |
wasteful; reckless with money | |
father and ruler of family or tribe | |
physician or expert in children's diseases | |
inflammation of the lungs |
involving advantage or good; greater than zero; very sure; confident | |
state of being proximate; nearness in place, time, or relation | |
robber on seas; one who by open violence takes the property of another on seas | |
existing in possibility; expected to become or be |
the science which treats diseases, their nature, causes, symptoms; departure or deviation from a normal condition | |
existing in possibility; expected to become or be | |
feasible; capable of being affected, done, or put into practice | |
involving advantage or good; greater than zero; very sure; confident |
glance quickly; look or peer furtively, as from a place of concealment; be only partially visible; peep | |
highland; upland; relatively flat highland | |
machines or devices that apply pressure or print; collecting and publishing of news; journalism in general | |
wasteful; reckless with money |