Gatsby 6

(v.) to come about, happen, or occur
 

(adj.) not regular in pattern
 

(adj.) full of confusion, violence, or disorder; not stable or steady; disorderly, riotous, violent; stormy
 

(adj) having too much pride in your own worth or goodness.
 

(adj.) flashy, showy; not in good taste
 

(n.) a preceding event; a forerunner; a precursor; an event coming before others.
 

(adj.) likely to spoil or decay
 

(adj.) causing harm in a way that is not easily noticed
 

(adj.) a close relationship in which there is no romance or physical desire; only friends not romantic
 

(n.) the result of an action, decision, etc.
 

(v.) to cause (someone) to be upset or annoyed
 

(v.) to spread through all parts of (something); to diffuse
 

(adj.) not changing or capable of change; staying the same;
 

(adj.) feeling a lack of energy or a lack of interest in doing things
 

(n) strength, energy, or determination
 

(v) to praise (someone or something) highly
 

(n) the energy and desire that is needed to do something
 

(adj.) not done or experienced before
 

(n) the condition of being famous or well-known especially for something bad
 

(n) the area close around a person or thing; nearness