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bluff 1.to fool or deceive; to mislead 2.to try to frighten with false threats fabricate 1.to invent in order to deceive 2.to make or manufacture frank completely honest genuine 1.real; not copied or fake 2.sincere;honest impartial fair; not favoring one side or another integrity 1.strong or moral character; the state of sticking strictly to one's morals 2.wholeness; soundness obvious easy to see; clear apparent plagiarize to copy the words or ideas of another person and claim they are your own reliable dependable; able to be trusted suppress 1. to prevent something from being published or known 2. to end by force or effort accumulate to pile up or collect ample more than enough; plenty barren 1, not capable of producing plants or crops; unproductive 2.empty comprehensive 1. complete; including everything or the most important things 2. showing extensive or thorough understanding extensive large; far reaching meager less than enough; a small amount pervasive found throughout; present all around sparse occurring or growing far apart; not thick or dense; scattered surpass to be better than expected trifle 1. something of little importance 2. a very small amount 3 to talk or act jokingly; to play around with accord 1. to give or grant 2. agreement; harmony 3. a formal agreement or settlement consent 1. agreement, acceptance, or permission given 2. to agree with; to go along with contrary 1. opposite or opposed to; completely different 2. behaving stubbornly and in oppositon of others corroborate to support with new facts or evidence; to confirm friction conflict or tension caused by disagreement or clash insolent rude; disrespectfully bold; insulting negotiate 1. to discuss something in an attempt to reach agreement 2. to accomplish successfully pact a formal agreement; treaty rapport a relationship of shared trust and understanding rift a break in friendly relations; a disagreement