ETY&VOCAB MIDTERM REVIEW Crossword

colossal; He slew his teacher and a lion.
censor, expurgate; Thomas Bowlder thought Shakespeare's language was too crude.
chaos; tumult; pan-(all); daimon-(demon in Greek)
cater to another's weaknesses or desires; cater
fanciful, chimerical. Don Quixote would fight windmills thinking they were evil giants.
doubting the goodness and sincerity of human nature, derisive. Diogenes would walk around in broad daylight with a lamp to show he was looking for an honest man, one that could not be found.
indifferent to pleasure and pain, imperturbable, self-controlled. One to me is pleasure or pain, one to me is shame or fame, one to me is loss or gain.
mark of disgrace, taint. Slaves in ancient Greece would be branded on their forehead to make escaping harder.
hinder, obstruct, thwart
facilitate, hasten or speed up.
noisy, loudly insistent
mislead, hedge, use words ambiguously
hobby
unchangeable
suggestive, calling up