Gatsby 7

(adj.) (v.) difficult to see, vague; to make difficult to see
 

(v.) To look at something with your eyes partly closed to try to see better (e.g. at something small or very bright)
 

(adj.) (especially of the face) reddened from emotion or exertion
 

(adj.) crude; indecent;
 

(v.) to let go, give up
 

(adj.) not running or flowing; inactive, sluggish, dull
 

(v.) to be plentiful, be filled; to exist in great numbers.
 

[phrase.] very near to the moment when sb does sth or sth happens (e.g. to be on the verge of tears); on the edge, almost
 

(n.) an event or a period of time when a person or group stays in a place and quietly waits, prays, especially at night: Keeping a careful watch for possible danger or difficulties; 'keeping vigil'
 

(n.) foolish, confused, or meaningless words; nonsense; unintelligible speech
 

(v.) cause or have difficulty in breathing
 

(n.) a verbal attack on someone's reputation
 

(adj.) very bad or unpleasant; deserving to be despised; deserving of hatred or disgust
 

(n.) excited noise and activity; disturbance; confusion
 

(adj.) uncertain, hesitant; not done with confidence; still able to be changed
 

(adj.) experienced or felt by watching, hearing about, or reading about someone else rather than by doing something yourself
 

(adj.) having or showing a generous and kind nature
 

(adj.) making it difficult to breathe; not allowing something to be done or expressed (v.) to not allow yourself to do or express (something)
 

(adj.) continuing without becoming weaker, less severe; never-ceasing
 

(v.) to examine (something) carefully especially in a critical way