(n.) scuffle, donnybrook; (v.) spar, scrap
brawl
despise, abhor
detest
(adj.) blatant, gross, outrageous
flagrant
imperfection, blemish
flaw
(n.) novice, tyro, neophyte
fledgling
(v ) agitate, rattle, disconcert
fluster
(adj.) leading, principal, paramount
foremost
drive, thrust, impetus
momentum
(adj.) noteworthy, impressive
notable
(v.) raise, rear, foster
nurture
riddle, enigma, anomaly, absurdity
paradox
false witness
perjury
surmise, trespass, infringe
presume
previous, anterior
prior
competent, adept, able
proficient
barrage, volley
salvo
attentive, on one’s toes
vigilant
rage, fury, ire, choler, indignation
wrath
(adj.) household, native; (n.) servant
domestic
(adj., adv.) awry
amiss