Vocab 4

3. to fake or pretend
5. to weigh down or hinder; to burden or impede
6. to make more severe, bitter, or violent; to aggravate, intensify, or provoke
8. the use of obstruction to prevent action, especially the passage of law; to delay, hinder, or interfere
11. learned or educated; knowledgeable
12. not serious; deliberately inappropriate joking; amusing
14. false or mistaken idea or belief; a misconception; an idea based off unsound judgment

1. extremely particular; fussy or picky
2. light and airy; heavenly, celestial, or unearthly
4. do away with completely; annihilate, extinguish, eliminate, or obliterate
6. puzzling or mysterious; ambiguous or perplexing
7. to try to equal or imitate; to mimic or represent
9. a sudden perception of the essential meaning or nature of something; an appearance or manifestation of the divine; a revelation or vision
10. filled with or full of
13. a period of time characterized by distinctive events or developments, a distinctive period of time; an extended period of time; an era or age