O2 JUN13TH | Quizlet

eliminate

to get rid of or remove something, like taking it out of the way or stopping it from happening.

stammer

when it's hard to get words out smoothly

surveilled

it's being watched or monitored very closely

chatter

noisy talk

monitor

To watch closely and frequently; to observe and make note

repurposed

to use it for a new purpose instead of throwing it away.

fascinated

very interested

incredibly

really, really, super, or extremely.

protocol

a set of rules or steps to follow, especially when working with computers or in formal situations.

ensure

to make sure it happens or is true.

falling out

when friends or people who used to be close have an argument and stop being friendly, or even stop talking to each other.

envious

wanting what someone else has

accomplishments

something you successfully finish or achieve

scheming

someone is planning something secretly, often to get what they want, sometimes in a sneaky way

stun

to shock them so much they can't think or talk,

unleashed

something has been set free or released.

stifling

something that makes you feel hot, stuffy, and uncomfortable

dissenting

to disagree or have a different opinion, especially when compared to what most people think or believe.

crack down

to become more strict or serious about enforcing rules or laws.

archives

a big box or room filled with old things that help us learn about the past.

guilt

the feeling you get when you've done something you know is wrong, like breaking a rule or hurting someone's feelings.

partly

not completely

dawn on me

to begin to be understood or realized by (someone) for the first time

machinery

specific machines or machines in general.

humming

when you sing a tune or sound with your lips closed

knob

a round handle, usually used on doors or drawers to open and close them.