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to feast together, participate in a meal together

to be buried together with, share in burial

to be shattered, crushed completely

to press together, crowd against someone

distress, anguish, constraint

briefly, concisely, in a short time

to convulse violently, throw into convulsions

to shorten, wrap up, draw together

fellow soldier, companion in battle or struggle

to gather together, assemble, twist together

disorderly gathering, conspiracy, seditious assembly

to conform to, be fashioned according to a pattern

Shechem, ancient city in Samaria and son of Hamor

form, outward appearance, fashion

small rope, cord

bodily, physical, pertaining to the body

to heap up, pile up, accumulate

Sosthenes, name of a synagogue ruler and Christian associate

Tabitha, Aramaic name meaning 'gazelle'

misery, wretchedness, distress

wretched, miserable, pitiable

disturbance, commotion, uproar

of Tarsus, a native or inhabitant of Tarsus

perhaps, possibly, maybe, quickly

swift, quick, speedy, imminent

craftsman, carpenter, builder, artisan

completeness, perfection, especially of moral or spiritual maturity

completion, fulfillment, especially of prophecy, legal instruments, or priestly function

Tertullus, a Roman orator hired to prosecute Paul

forty years old, of forty years' duration

fourteenth, in ordinal sequence

to punish, avenge, exact retribution

a title, inscription, placard (Latin titulus)

therefore, accordingly, for that very reason

interest, profit from loaned money

to wound, injure violently

rough, rugged, rocky, jagged

three hundred (in number)

thistles, thorny plants (especially Tribulus terrestris, caltrops)

a dish, bowl (for food)

a hole, especially the eye of a needle

luxury, self-indulgence, voluptuous living

glass, crystal, a transparent crystalline material

one who acts insolently or violently; an arrogant, abusive person

Hymenaeus, a false teacher who shipwrecked his faith

hymns, songs of praise to God

possessions, property, goods, one's substance

opposed, contrary, hostile, adversarial

excessive, swollen, bombastic, arrogant (of speech or attitude)

superiority, prominence, pre-eminence, authority