anticipate
1.To look forward to; to expect. 2.To be aware of and to provide for beforehand.
bankrupt
1.Unable to pay one's debts and freed by law from doing so. 2.Left without any worth or value.
brief
1.Short; not long lasting. 2.To give a short explanation or set of instructions to. 3.A statement,giving the main points in a case, for use in a court of law.
brisk
1.Quick; active. 2.Stimulating; refreshing.
budget
1.A plan for spending money during a certain period. 2.To plan the use carefully.
compete
1.To try to win against others. 2.A contest
complicate
1.To make difficult.
effect
1.To make happen. 2. A result. 3.In operation; active. 4. Making a strong and favorable impression.
err
1.To be wrong or do wrong. 2. A mistake.
factor
1.Something that contributes to a result.
fad
1.Something that is very popular for a short time, then forgotten.
gripe
1.To complain. 2.To annoy or irritate.
knack
1. A special talent or skill; ability to do something easily.
leisure
1.Free time not taken up with work.
unique
1. The only one of its kind.