Wordwall

Solder V. To burn slowly with smoke but with not erupt again

Ornate Adj. Highly decorated

Proclaim V• to announce publicly

Unrelenting Adj. Not lessening or weakening

Lore N. The collected knowledge, traditions, and beliefs of a person or group of people

Acu sharp

Amic friendly

Bel War, fight

Careen V. To swerve wildly off course

Falter V. To hesitate or act in a unsteady way

Relish V. To get pleasure or enjoyment from something

Expanse N. A vast open area of water, land, or sky

Prime V. To prepare or make it ready

Chron Time

Cide Kill

Di Twice, two

sophistacated adj. complex not having or many details or pieces

lush adj. thick with greenery and plant life

teeming adj. full of things, often living things

retain v- to hold on to or keep somethings inside

stifling adj- suffocating and restrictive, often because of extreme heat

dorm sleep

ego self

ence,ance state of, condition

impertinent--(adj) offensively bold; rude

inference--(n) the act or process of deciding or concluding by reasoning from evidence

introspection--(n) the examination of one’s own thoughts and feelings

jaunty--(adj) having or showing a carefree self-confident air

jovial--(adj)  full of fun and good cheer \n esse-to be, exist    ex: sense, absent, representation

felix--happy, lucky      ex: felicity 

femina--woman        ex:  feminine, femininity

laconic--(adj) using few words, concise

mosaic--(noun)  a picture or design made by fitting together small colored pieces of tile, glass, or stone

nocturnal--(adj)  of, relating to, or occurring at night

nuisance--(noun)  a source of inconvenience, a bother

pulverize--(verb)  to pound, crush, or grind to powder or dust

fen--to ward off, strike

Ex:  fend, fence, fender

fer--to bring, to carry, to bear

Ex: transfer, suffer, fertile

fid--to trust

fidelity, confide, confidence

quandary--(noun) a condition of uncertainty or doubt, a dilemma

quota--(noun)  an amount of something assigned, as to be done, made, or sold

renaissance--(noun)  a rebirth or revival, also the revival of classical art, literature, and architecture from the 14th and 16th centuries

renegade--(noun)  a person who rejects a cause, allegiance, religion, or group for another

repose--(noun) the act of resting or the state of being at rest

form--shape

genus--race, kind

gnos--to know

 \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n

 \n