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accord (n.) agreement, harmony; (v.) to agree, be in harmony or bring into harmony; to grant, bestow on barter (n.) an exchange in trade; (v.) to exchange goods curt (adj.) short, rudely brief devise (v.) to think out, plan, figure out, invent, create dexterous (adj.) skillful in the use of hands or body; clever engross (v.) to occupy the complete attention, absorb fully entail (v.) to put a burden on, impose, require, involve; to restrict ownership of property by limiting inheritance; (n.) such a restriction ferret (n.) a kind of weasel; (v.) to search or hunt out; to torment, badger habituate (v.) to become used to; to cause to become used to impending (adj., part.) about to happen, hanging over in a menacing way personable (adj.) pleasing in appearance or personality, attractive rue (v.) to regret, be sorry for; (n.) a feeling of regret scoff (v.) to make fun of; to show contempt for transition (n.) a change from one state or condition to another trepidation (n.) fear, fright, trembling upbraid (v.) to blame, scold, find fault with veritable (adj.) actual, true, real vex (v.) to annoy, anger, exasperate; to confuse, baffle vitality (n.) strength, energy, liveliness; the capacity to live and develop; the power to endure or survive whimsical (adj.) subject to odd ideas, notions, or fancies; playful; unpredictable