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aesthetic

Concerned with beauty or the appreciation of beauty.

gibbering

Speaking rapidly and incomprehensibly; chattering.

charred

Burnt and blackened; scorched.

anesthetized

Having lost sensation or awareness, usually through medication.

stifle

To suppress or restrain from doing something.

wavering

Moving back and forth; indecisive or uncertain.

indecisive

Unable to make decisions quickly; tentative.

dilate

To become wider or larger.

scuttle

To run quickly in a hurried, confused manner.

grotesque

Comically or repulsively ugly or distorted.

valise

A small suitcase or traveling bag.

seance

A meeting to attempt to communicate with spirits.

gingerly

In a careful or cautious manner.

desolation

A state of complete emptiness or destruction.

juggernaut

A huge, powerful force or institution.

burr

A rough or prickly covering on a seed or plant.

warily

In a cautious manner, with care.

cadence

A rhythmic flow of a sequence of sounds or words.

incriminate

To make someone appear guilty of a crime.

bombard

To attack continuously with questions, criticism, or explosives.

fragmentary

Consisting of small parts or broken pieces.

squander

To waste something, especially money or time.