Indirect

communication is common in cultures where it is important not to lose

hints and ____________________

messages,

Indirect communicators are ____________________ to ....

trying not to hurt the other person’s_______________.

which a direct communicator might not _____________________.

In a direct style of communication ___________

is more important than...

A state of

chaotic, often clamorous

disorder

No consequences

or payment. Related

to use of a member state of the UK, as frugal and thrifty, sometimes in an offensive way.

A person living outside; a person not living in

a Christian country or within a Christian civilization

Used to refer to those giving unsolicited (and

unvalued) advice. Originally, in theaters the least expensive seats the

furthest from the stage were in the balcony or gallery. Those who typically

inhabited the cheap seats were known to be rowdy, and free with their

A person who gives a gift and then takes it back.

A meal or entertainment for which each person pays his or her own expenses.

To

cheat by failing to pay a gambling debt (

to become angry or outraged (don’t get your __________ over

a little matter like that).

Do not

trust enemies who bring you presents

An insurgent in a political party, especially one that supports liberal or progressive policies. (Note: one definition of this nation's name is a cruel, brutal and domineering man.)

A pampered

young woman,

especially one who takes material advantages for granted.

Of or pertaining to a country in the New World or its inhabitants. Disagreeable; unpleasant; objectionable.

Leave without saying

goodbye to host;

to do anything without permission or notice.

To bargain sharply with, beat down in

price.

for

saying that you do not understand something

a disagreement or fight in which neither opponent can do anything to win

or achieve their aim

Links a language

with negative language