To remain or stay on in a place longer
than is usual or expected
= to linger
Another word for crazy
= mad
Another word for below.
= beneath
Someone who sells stocks
on Wall Street
= a stockbroker
A word that means an expedition
in search of something
A word that means a feeling of dizziness
that makes you feel like you will fall over
= a quest
= vertigo
What do you call a boat or ship powered by
steam?
= a steamer
A word that means to gain control of
something and use it for some purpose
=to harness
What is a word that means a puzzle in the
form of a question or rhyme that contains
clues to its answer?
= a riddle
What do you call the profound feeling that
there is no hope?
= despair
What do you call a great sadness,
especially as a result of a death?
= grief
A word that means to spread out or
to extend in a disorderly way
= to sprawl
a small wood or forested area,
usually with no undergrowth
= a grove
A word that means someone
who does not acknowledge the God of the
Bible, Torah, or Koran
= a heathen
A word that means shrivelled
from a loss of freshness or vitality
An insulting word for an
ugly old woman
= withered
= a hag
A word that means on the other side of
something
= beyond
any of the family of large tailless semi erect
primates (as the chimpanzee, gorilla, orangutan, or gibbon)
= an ape
Another word for burdened
or heavily loaded
= laden
The branch of philosophy dealing with the
origin and general structure of the universe
= Cosmology
Another word for predict
= to foretell
Another word for “harass”
= to badger
A word that means in the middle of;
surrounded by; among
= amid
Another word for extinguish.
= to douse
A hot glowing fragment of wood or coal
= an ember
Not very likely, not well constructed
= flimsy
A large, elaborately prepared meal, usually
for many persons and often accompanied by
entertainment; a banquet.
= a feast
To know that something will happen
before it happens.
= to foresee
A word that means a hand
with the fingers closed in the palm
A word that means a thick heavy stick
used as a weapon
= a fist
= a club
a ridge of coral or rock in a body of
water, with the top just below or just
above the surface
= a reef
a word that describes something large and
threatening
= looming
No longer frozen solid
= thawed
Pitiless, without mercy or pity
= ruthless
a word that means having unintended
consequences that will cause future
problems
= ramified
A form of government in which the ruler
is an absolute dictator
= tyranny
A structure that provides privacy
and protection from danger.
It is a feeling of contempt or disdain
for something or somebody;
= shelter
= scorn
Another word for spacious
A localized thickening and enlargement
of the horny layer of the skin
= roomy
= a callus
a large outdoor fire that is lighted
as a signal or in celebration
Another word that means to act
= a bonfire
= behave
A nautical word for direction or position
a slender, straight, generally pointed missile
shot from a bow
= bearing
A deviation from what is
right or normal
= an aberration
a person, group, or nation that supports
another for some common cause or purpose
= an ally
= an arrow
Another word for decoration
= adornment
an act or instance of attacking
unexpectedly from a concealed
position.
= an ambush
in the middle of;
surrounded by; among
drawing a comparison in order
to show a similarity in some respect;
= amid
= an analogy
any large body of water
with many islands
to confuse, bewilder, or perplex
= an archipelago
= to baffle
somebody that studies human
beings during history, their
social relationships and their origins.
a handmade object characteristic of an
earlier time or cultural stage, especially
if found at an archaeological excavation.
= an anthropologist
= an artefact
A state of great excitement
Another word for full
= a frenzy
= fraught
An interval or space
a cut and polished precious stone
or pearl fine enough for use in jewellery
= a gap
= a gem
A famous American film maker
from New York
The systematic killing of a
racial or cultural group.
= Woody Allen
= genocide
Another word for slender, lean, or thin
to feed on growing grass
like cattle, sheep, etc.
= gracile
= to graze
A word that means a fault or imperfection
A memorial stone set
at the head of a grave
= a flaw
= a headstone
To run or go quickly and lightly
Insufficient to meet a demand
or requirement; short in supply.
= to scamper
= scarce
It is a feeling of contempt or disdain
for something or somebody; to despise
to fight or struggle in a confused
manner at close quarters
= scorn
= a scuffle
to move to and take up residence
A structure that provides privacy
and protection from danger.
= to settle
= a shelter
To show doubt, lack of interest,
by raising the shoulders.
To break a moral rule,
To do something offensive to God
= to shrug
= to sin
The bony framework of the head,
enclosing the brain and supporting the face;
the skeleton of the head
any of various slow-moving, arboreal
mammals of South and Central America
= a skull
= a sloth
The supposed immortal part of a person
Plausible but false
= a soul
= specious
A sleep disorder where the sufferer
engages in activities that are normally
associated with wakefulness while
he or she is asleep
A rough outline, drawing or plan
= sleepwalking
An actor (now a US governor)
known for his role in
the movie The Terminator
= Arnold Schwarzenegger
To act in an acceptable or polite way
= to behave
a method of finding a satisfactory solution
or means of doing something by
experimenting with alternatives and
eliminating failures
= trial and error
= a sketch
Worldly, not religious
= secular
A word that means impressively or
unusually large
= colossal
The technology for hurting or killing people
= weaponry
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