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262 words in Mind & Emotions.
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united
to apply appropriately
to imitate
dislike, refuse
to do well
neglect, leave alone
conflict; against; opposed; fight
concern or interference
responsibility
I don't like
to be patient
to look down on
to belittle
to be patient with
trust; faith; to believe
impression or aura
to have a low opinion; put down
to leave [it] alone
kind; good-natured
to get serious
hardworking
serious business
peevishness; irritable behavior; grumpy
to keep a secret
to be careful
to annoy
to tease
to continue
to trust
merciful or compassionate
honest or loyal
to face or match
intelligent
to face or confront
an admirer or fan
brave; strong flavor
arrogant; boastful
to be lazy
lazy
to become lazy
to meddle
avoid
to let go
act of trusting
fate or destiny
temperament problem; mood swings
to trick
to misplace something
to blame
impression
to bring luck
to muster courage
to make stronger
to become brave
to permit something
consent or agreement
to allow
to lose something
to shoulder
polite
ambition
to do (something) on purpose
to tilt
bad luck; misfortune; to gaze
mentality
talkative
temptation; teasing; ribbing
to take advantage of
to obey
disturb; bother
to disturb [someone]
to fake
to boast
laziness
fearful or timid
added weight; a burden
to show kindness to
to respect
Shy or timid
arrogance; boastfulness
to disregard
to boast about
to take seriously
to dare
patient or long-suffering
attitude
challenge
confident, unconcerned
agreeable; satisfied
patriotic
cruel
purpose; intent; to visit for a mission
inner thoughts; feeling; attitude
diligence; endeavor
mock; ridicule
to mock [him/her/it]; to ridicule [him/her/it]
sullen glance
to endure
to avoid
to claim [it] as one's own
to strive
to persevere
diligent; persistent
to avoid [it]
to outsmart
to blame something on
opportunity; good chance or occasion
to be diligent
to cover with plastic
to act fake toward
persevere; persist
sensitive
for show only
prone to blaming
to plunge in
to make serious
to procrastinate
to go ahead
to give life or encourage
snub
to manipulate
malice
to disturb
very serious
act of blaming
to risk one's fate
to do something well
calm, self-control
To turn one's back on
to overdo
inclination; siding with
to deceive [someone]
to snub
to manipulate [it]
the act of entrusting
to max (it) out
mutual blaming
to woo, court, or persuade, affection
greed; voracity; gluttony
conflict; debate; to compete or fight
directionless or aimless
to make frequent
defensive
entice, persuade
to cast [it] away
to be satisfied
to scare others
to provoke anger
to surprise others
teasing
impetuousness; impulsivity
to work hard on
to become boastful
trick; to deceive
crocodile tears; fake grief
insincere smile
person pretending to be deaf
profound; sincere
act of being lazy
to persevere with
to bask in abundance
to intend or destine
luck, lucky
to snub [someone]
detestable or accursed
to be stingy
to act weak-willed
to deceive
to smirk
sincere, heartfelt, or fervent
to imitate [it]
to give a sullen glance
instigation
various excuses
to enliven
to boast to
materialistic
to cheat; to swindle
incite, induce
disposition
to entice [him/her]
to tilt [it]
to give a sullen glance to [someone]
cruelty
to deceive [him/her]
to entice
to push to the limit
to resolve
worldly
habitually enduring
most serious
venture; gamble
diligence; zeal; hardworking
to mock; to ridicule
idealism
to be stingy to
to scrimp on
to become harsh
to strive to be serious
to take a chance
to be greedy
to sneak
to claim as one's own
to soothe
to be secretive
to make something better
act of pardoning or being patient
to endure patiently
to add energy to
to become diligent
to agree
prophetic person
side by side or as partners
condescending
blindly
deprive
seriousness
to incite
intention; determination; resolution
give in to a wish or request
to renounce
give permission, agree
to cause someone to fail (slang)
to trick someone
opportunism; favoring personal interest
impetus
to disdain [someone]
boastfulness or vanity
to claim ownership
to disdain
prudishness; squeamishness; hesitation
stunted growth; failure
to use stingily
to make harsher
to counterfeit
to strong-arm
to measure others
to treat cruelly
to act fresh toward
perversion; obstinacy
chauvinism
to give in; to accede
turn away; renounce
dogmatism
act of breaking loose
deliberately not helping to cause suffering
to comply
opinion, belief
actions that show scorn, contempt, or mockery
to become gentle
to act gently
to deem proper
ostentation; showy display of wealth
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