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a person who makes plans for buildings and other structures; a maker; a creator
architect
having two wives or two husbands at the same time
BIGAMY
bring before a court; follow up; carry on
PROSECUTE
a breakdown; to fall in; break down; fail suddenly; fold together
COLLAPSE
jealousy; the object of jealousy; to feel jealous
ENVY`
a very poor person
PAUPER
CALAMITY
a great misfortune; serious trouble
A RUNAWAY
FUGITIVE
the trunks and suitcases a person takes when he or she travels; an army’s equipment
BAGGAGE
spend foolishly; waste
SQUANDER
MATRIMONY
married life; ceremony of marriage
outside one’s country; going around; far and wide
ABROAD
a daring undertaking; an attempt to make money by taking business risks; to dare; to expose to risk
VENTURE
AWKWARD
clumsy; not well-suited to use; not easily managed; embarrassing
GUIDE
a person who shows the way; to direct; to manage
AWESOME
causing or showing great fear, wonder, or respect
FORCE/ GET BY FORCE
COMPEL
able to be, be done, or happen; able to be true; able to be done or chosen properl
POSSIBLE
UTTER
speak; make known; express
betray
give away ot the enemy/ be unfaithful/ mislead/show
quench
put an end to; drown or put out
pacify
make calm; quiet down; bring peace to
answer; react
respond
signal by a motion of the hand or head; attract
beckon
severity
strictness; harshness; plainness; violence
feeble
weak
unite
join together
cease
stop
rapid
very quick/swift
rash
a breaking out with many small red spots on the skin; outbreak of many instances within a short time: too hasty or careless
n spite of
despite
upset/cause to break down
disrupt
king or queen; ruler
monarch
miserly
stingy/ like a miser
saving; careful in spending; thriving
thrifty
empty completely; use up; tire out
exhaust
not sufficiently fed
undernourished
raise in rank or importance; help to grow and develop; help to organize
promote
disclose
uncover/ make known
illustrate
make clear or explain by stories, examples, comparisons, or other means; serve as an example
too much; too great; extreme
excessive
outlaw
an exile; an outcast; a criminal; to declare unlawful
disaster
an event that causes much suffering or loss; a great misfortune
young; youthful; of or for boys and girls; a young person a. My
juvenile
bait
anything, especially food, used to attract fish or other animals so that they may be caught; anything used to tempt or attract a person to begin something he or she does not wish to do; to put bait on (a hook) or in (a trap); torment by unkind or annoying remarks
culprit
offender; person guilty of a fault or crime
insist
keep firmly to some demand, statement, or position
censor
person who tells others how they ought to behave; one who changes books, plays and other works so as to make them acceptable to the government; to make changes in
toil
hard work; to work hard; move with difficulty
daze
confuse
mourn
grieve; feel or show sorrow for
sink to a lower level; grow less
subside
blunder
stupid mistake; to make a stupid mistake; stumble; say clumsily
cripple; disable; cause to lose an arm, leg, or other part of the body
maim
repetition
act of doing or saying again
having too much pride in one’s ability, looks, etc.; of no use
vain
exempt
make free from; freed from
final
coming last/ deciding
commend
praise/ hand over for safekeeping
comprehend
understand
represent by drawing or painting; describe
depict
new; strange; a long story with characters and plot
novel
mortal
sure to die sometime; pertaining to man; deadly; pertaining to or causing death
repeat exactly the words of another or a passage from a book; that is, something that is repeated exactly; give the price of; a quotation
quote