cooked, cooked with oil

fresh-looking, pure, clean, clear, became better, shining

to bear with the airs or whims (of another)

made to bloom

blandishments, coquetry, dalliance, toying, airs and graces, affectations

coquetry, dalliance, blandishment

coquetry, blandishment

feminine airs or blandishments, lofty or disdainful airs, sham, pretence, joke, waggery, affectation coquetry, prudery, flirting, swagger

boatman, sailor, the master or commander of a ship

coquetry, blandishment, amorous playfulness, airs, affectation, pretence

fault, defect

of light yellow colour, yellow, yellowish, gram-flour

sailor, seaman

filthy, wretched, reproached, rejected

stone-hearted, cruel, tyrant

showing tantrums

artless coquetry, unattractive coquetry

to show tantrums, be proud

kindness of the sailor