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| a person having the rank of a praetor or an ex-praetor |
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| a person who specializes in languages |
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| a delicate ornamental work of fine silver, gold, or other metal wires |
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| a punishment undergone in token of penance for sin |
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| emitting light without heat |
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| a meeting in which a spiritualist attempts to communicate with the spirits of the dead |
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| the member of a bombing plane crew who operates the bomb sight and the release mechanism of the bombs |
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| characterized by scope or intent |
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| to wear off or down by scraping or rubbing |
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| a recitation that resembles a litany (a prolonged or tedious account) |
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Noun: a cylinder that turns on an axis
Verb: to be thrown off balance |
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| to render harmful by adding radioactive material to |
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| to twist the body about (squirm, move as in pain, or as in a violent effort [as in a life or death situation]) |
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| a rolled up or coiled condition |
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