Apprehend — (ap-pre-hend) 1. To arrest or seize. 2. comprehend.

Synonyms: 1. catch, capture. 2. understand, realise, know, sense.

Antonyms: 1. release, free, liberate, discharge. 2. misunderstand, misconceive.

Churlish — (churl-ish) rude or bad tempered.

Synonyms: Sullen, quarrelsome, irritable, uncivil, boorish, impolite.

Antonyms: Pleasant, agreeable, amiable, polite, courteous mannerly.

Disarray: (dis-ar-ray) a state when things or people are not properly organised (not in order).

Synonyms: Disorder, disarrangement, confusion, chaos, jumble, clutter.

Antonyms: Order, arrangement.

Galore: (ga-lor) in great quantity.

Synonyms: Abundance, aplenty.

Antonyms: Scarcity, shortage.

Assertive — (as-sert-ive) having a strong and confident personality.

Synonyms: Forceful, affirmative, confident, insistent.

Antonyms: Reserved, shy, meek, timid, uncertain, diffident.

From the jumbled words find more synonyms of churlish:

1. netpluat

2. oibilus

3. nchuuot

4. atgarorn

5. tipumedn

6. tisnoeln

7. wpsaihs

8. urnaocros

9. ubursqe

10. roguhcy

Yellow Journalism was a name given to the sensational journalism of America which developed around 1880. The term was derived from the appearance of a child in a yellow dress (The Yellow Kid), as a central figure in a cartoon, in the New York Times in 1895. This was an experiment in colour printing, designed to attract purchasers.

Yellow Backs were cheap editions of novels. They were so called because they were bound in yellow boards. They were the ordinary ‘railway novels’ of the seventies and the eighties of last century.

If I am faithful to the duties of the present. God will provide for the future. — Bedell.

Petulant, bilious, uncouth, arrogant, impudent, insolent, waspish, rancorous, brusque, grouchy.

— Illa Vij