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bolster
to support with or as if with a bolster; <came with me to bolster my confidence> a long pillow or cushion
: a structural part designed to eliminate friction or provide support
bountiful
A bountiful supply or amount of something pleasant is a large one.
A bountiful area or period of time produces or provides large amounts of something, especially food.
decree
an order or decision given by one in authority
to command or order
frugal
: careful in spending or using resources |
hover
to remain floating over a place or object
incapacitate
to make incapable
: to prevent from functioning in a normal way
incognito
: with one's identity concealed (as by a false name or title) <was traveling incognito> |
maim
: to injure or disfigure badly |
muster
to stir up or bring to action <all the strength I could muster>
: to assemble (as troops) for roll call or inspection
obsess
: to occupy the mind of completely or abnormally <obsessed with this new scheme> |
ornate
: decorated in a fancy way |
perturb
: to disturb greatly especially in mind; ANNOY |
prone
: likely to be or act a certain way <was prone to laziness> <accident-prone> : lying flat; lying face down <he was prone on the floor> |
residue
whatever remains after a part is taken, set apart, or lost or after the completion of a process
rubble
rough broken stones or bricks used in building
: a confused mass of rough or broken things
skittish
: easily frightened |
