Vocabulary

3. Quick to understand, learn, or devise things; showing skill or ingenuity.
4. Attractively unusual or old-fashioned; charming in an unusual way.
6. To leave something or someone behind, often in a moment of necessity or difficulty.
7. A brief or fleeting look at something; seeing something for a very short time.
9. Cheerful and friendly; good-natured and happy.
11. To stay in a place longer than necessary, often because of hesitation or reluctance to leave.
12. Extremely beautiful and delicate; very fine in appearance, taste, or craftsmanship.
15. Sending out light; shining brightly or full of happiness and love.
16. To leave something out or fail to include it.
17. A state of complete happiness or joy.
18. Incapable of producing any useful result; pointless or useless.

1. Seemingly reasonable or probable; believable, though not necessarily true.
2. Having a strong interest or desire in something; sharp or perceptive.
5. Having high moral qualities; honorable or showing integrity.
8. A strong feeling of fear or anxiety about something that is going to happen.
10. Great joy, amusement, or happiness, often expressed in laughter.
13. To force something upon someone or make them accept it, often without their consent.
14. Unpleasantly rough or jarring; severe or cruel in tone or behavior.