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| Noun) wasting away or lessening of ability to weaken or waste away through disuse of the effects of a disease. |
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| (noun) somebody or something regarded as providing strong defense or support, especially for a belief or cause |
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| (adjective, verb) ultimate, best to conclude something |
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| (noun) Disorderly or disorganized, confusing, untidy |
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| (noun) something thing that a situation demands urgent need or immediate action. |
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| (noun) Wreckage from a ship floating in the sea or things lying around in a messy way |
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| (adj.) Characterized by feverish activity, confusion, and hurry |
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| (verb) to accumulate something little by little, such as knowledge |
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| (noun) a type of game bird (intrans. verb) to complain regularly and continually, often in a way that is not constructive |
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| (intrans. Verb) to confine or put someone in prison |
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| (noun) somebody in office (adjective) Obligatory, necessary as a |
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| (adjective) found of joking, with a playful disposition. Indented to be humorous of funny |
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| adjective) utterly ridiculous because of being absurd or impractical |
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| (adjective) having a corrosive effect or sharply sarcastic |
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| (verb) to irritate or annoy somebody |
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| (adjective) involving a financial penalty or relating to money. |
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| (adj) showing a lack of boldness and resolve, weak spirited |
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| (adj) lying back or laying down, resting or leaning |
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| (noun) a cleaver scheme, a military tactic or maneuver that is designed to deceive and enemy |
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