Tenth Grade Bleeds

to lessen something that is bad — especially to lessen pain

extreme pain, suffering, or distress (of body or mind)

to resent (feel bitterness—usually over unfairness); or to give unwillingly

obvious — often without any attempt to hide bad behavior

a list of items or a collection — especially a publication containing a variety of works

or:

a concise but comprehensive summary of a subject area

brief to the point of rudeness

make known (secret of private information)

a formal expression of praise — typically a speech given at someone's funeral

to take in — especially to drink alcohol or be influenced by ideas

embody (made real in a material sense) — especially in the form of a human body, but sometimes figuratively

to be grateful for a favor; or to owe money; or to be in the position of owing a debt of gratitude

to give into a desire or enjoy something — especially in excess of what is thought good—such as a desire to eat too much cake, or be too lazy

or:

to allow or help someone to get their way or enjoy something — especially something that (probably because of excess) is not considered to be good or proper

all-knowing (to know everything)

a clever, witty remark; or making such a remark

mental activity of which one is not aware, but which can influence feelings and behavior; or the part of the mind that engages in such activity

food or something else that supports or strengthens the body or spirit; or the support provided

to form a theory (a belief about how something works or came about — often without having absolute proof)