What is the term for a widespread and deadly disease?

What term refers to a lack of interest or energy?

What is the term for a formal and authoritative order?

What term refers to a feeling of guilt or moral scruple that prevents or follows the doing of something bad?

What is the term for mocking or making fun of someone or something?

What term refers to an exaggerated statements or claims not meant to be taken literally?

What term refers to being uncooperative or resistant to authority?

What is the term for a written or spoken work in its ordinary form without metrical structure?

What term refers to the humorous or sarcastic treatment of a subject to expose and criticize human folly?

What is the term for excessive or exaggerated praise, typically given at a funeral?

What term describes a feeling of sympathy or compassion for someone else's suffering?

What is the term for a statement or situation that is the complete opposite of another?

What term refers to the condition of having qualities or characteristics passed down from one's ancestors?

What is the term for the act of freeing or disentangling someone or something from a constraint or difficulty?

What term refers to the act of exceeding or outdoing something in degree or excellence?

What term refers to a humorous or exaggerated statement or claim used for effect, but not meant to be taken literally?

What term refers to bold or daring behavior often characterized by lack of respect for convention or authority?

What term refers to the condition of abstaining from something, often especially food or drink?

What is the term for the use of humor, irony, exaggeration, or ridicule to expose and criticize people's stupidity or vices?

What term describes the state of being dull, slow to understand, or lacking sharpness?

What term refers to a feeling of intense pleasure or satisfaction derived from one's own accomplishments or the fulfillment of a desire?

What term refers to the closeness or nearness of one thing to another?

What term refers to a remedy or treatment used to counteract the effects of a poison or disease?

What is the term for a loud, rowdy, and disorderly behavior or excitement?