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1. The point in its orbit when a planet or satellite (usually the moon) is farthest from earth.
2. The highest point; culmination; apex. |
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1. Referring to the center of the earth in measurement or observation.
2. Considering the earth as the center of the planetary system. |
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| The point in its orbit when a planet or a satellite (usually the moon) is nearest earth. |
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| To bury; to place in a grave. |
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| Ceramic clay used in pottery, statuary, and construction. (Also used as an adjective) |
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1. Pertaining to the earth and its inhabitants.
2. Referring to land as distinct from water and air. |
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1. To dig out of the ground or from a grave; to disinter.
2. To bring to light; to uncover. |
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| Rich, dark organic material formed by decay of a vegetable matter, essential to soil's fertility. |
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| A swindler; a charlatan; a trickster. |
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| Of chief importance; primary; foremost. |
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| A high ridge of land jutting into a body of water; a headland. |
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1. Pertaining to a Christian minister or the duties accompanying the office.
2. Referring to life in open country or to fields for farming or grazing.
3. Pertaining to an idealized rural life. |
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| A meal; food served at a meal. |
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| Typical of country life and people; simple; rough. |
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