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| N. Is a phrase that has a meaning other than what common definitions of the words in the phrase indicate |
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| N. Related of adjoining passages of a book, etc. |
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| N. Any mixture or compound |
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| N. unceasing; continuing w.o interruption |
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| N. General agreement; as of opinion |
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| V.T. Approve; ratify; sustain |
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| N. The measure of an object from side to side; width |
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| N. A body that attracts iron or steel; a loadstone |
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| V.T. Make suitable; adapt |
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| Adj. Inconsistant; changeable |
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| N. Max level or point of fullness |
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| V.T. Raise to a higher degree; intensify; make more important or effective; improve the quality or clarity of it |
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| Adj. Living or accuring at the same time/ of the same age |
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| Adj. characterized by a predictable or consistent pattern of behavior or thought as a result of having been subjected to certain circumstances |
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| T.V. Direct or govern by rule/ put or keep in good order |
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| Adj. Inclined to love; loving/ indicating or conveying love |
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| N. Exposure to danger, risk, peril |
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| V.T To sing or utter in a full, rolling voice. |
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| V.T. Annoy by repeated attacks; disturb or torment persistently |
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| V.T Observe or investigate closely |
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| V.T Break on infringe, as a lower contrast |
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| Adj. Bearing malice, intending to harm |
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| N. (Computers) software which secretly sends out data from the computer on which it is installed |
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| V.T. Assess or collect taxes/ raise or gather troops/ Stir up set in motivation |
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| N. importance; consequence |
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| N. A man made object, esp from prehistoric times |
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| Adj. In accordance w. accepted principals of conduct or morals |
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| V.T. Take into the bod for digestion as food i.e eat |
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| Adj. branch off in different directions take different courses or ways. differ form a typical form |
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| N. An area wholley surroned by a foreign country; hence a set of people existing within a larger contrasting culture group of people different from majority something intermediate, a mean |
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| N. A means of conveying something |
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| N. A perceived superiority |
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| N. Disease causing agents germs |
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| Adj. Unfavorable. Contrary in purpose or effects, opposite |
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