T.Book thief Day-1 0621

extreme anger

indirect effects of an action — typically negative effects

the time during which something continues

an introduction to a fictional work

continuously

come to understand

someone who tells a story

get (take possession of)

differ; or change

way of seeing and thinking about things

the location of any event or action — especially a public event

slow down or cause problems for

friendly, agreeable, and likable

last (continue to exist through time)

having a tendency that favors something

harmful or evil

good natured and sociable

determined not to change a decision or belief

practices promoting the prevention of illness and maintenance of health — such as cleanliness or promoting sanitary conditions

gain or reach something with effort

an expression used to intensify denial of an idea

rising again — as with new strength or popularity

varied

unconventional or strange

highest point

small amount that remains after the rest is gone

in a friendly, good-natured manner

something that discourages something not wanted

of questionable quality (doubtful)

intentional (done on purpose)

unbelieving

a representation of a person that is exaggerated for comic effect

payment (for something)

abundant (large in quantity or number)

keep or try to keep under control

a series of increases; or the amount of the increases

continuing forever without change

maintain or continue

in an unintended way

sadness, disappointment, or worry

a person motivated by extreme enthusiasm

very bad and unfair treatment

the distance between two sides; or the range of variety — especially a broad range of knowledge

the act of stirring up (emotionally or physically); or a state of emotional unrest

delay or halt punishment; or a warrant granting such — especially a death sentence

wanting to see others suffer; or threatening evil

characterized by intense emotion or passionate belief

the distance around something such as a body or a tree

a feeling that something bad is going to happen

disgust (showing)

void, cancel, or take back

the ability to known instinctively rather than through reasoning; or the thing that is known in such a way

tell someone about something

successful

stop resisting (in this case, watched him die)

when work creates its result

a short saying — typically well-known and accepted by many as offering good advice

useful or skillful in many different ways

calm and undisturbed

an excess supply