Fast and Curious 4

to make a judgment in an argument; usually because asked to do so by those involved

• arbitrate

• censure

• chide

• equivocate

strong criticism or disapproval, sometimes in a formal statement

• censure

• disposition

• equivocate

• mettle

to speak to someone severely because they have behaved badly

• chide

• mettle

• mirth

• prattle

the particular type of character that a person naturally has

• disposition

• redress

• vice

• arbitrate

to use ambiguous language with the intent to confuse other people, especially to hide the truth or avoid committing oneself

• equivocate

• arbitrate

• chide

• censure

a person’s ability to cope well with difficulties or to face a demanding situation with resilience

• mettle

• prattle

• disposition

• mirth

laughter, humor, or happiness

• mirth

• prattle

• vice

• chide

to talk at length in a foolish way without saying anything important

• prattle

• mirth

• disposition

• censure

to put right a wrong or give payment for a wrong that has been done

• redress

• chide

• arbitrate

• equivocate

immoral or wicked behavior

• vice

• mettle

• chide

• disposition