rubble

(noun)

• broken stones, bricks and other material from buildings that have fallen down or been demolished
• rough stones 

            can be combined with demolish, mangle

etch

(verb)

• to create a design or drawing on the surface of something using acid, sharp point or laser beam
• to leave a clear impression of something (That picture got etched into my memory. 

can be combined with chisel

lustrous

(adj)

with a soft shine or gloss

kindling

(noun)

a.       bunch or small dry twigs used to start a fire

b.      making something start to burn

c.       to arouse someone’s interest or feelings

demolish

(verb)

a.       to destroy a building completely

b.      to damage something beyond repair

                can be combined with rubble,  mangle

complex

(adj)

a.       difficult to analyze,  understand or solve

b.      made up of many parts

can be combined with intricate

complex

(noun)

something composed of many interrelated  parts

can be combined with intricate

link

(noun)

a.       any of the connected  rings or loops that make up a chain

b.      something that connects two or more things

c.       any part of a transportation system (like between  two metro lines)

d.      unit of length (7.92 inch = 1 link)

                 can be combined with network

link

(verb)

to connect something or somebody with another

                can be combined with network

jounce

(verb)

to bounce up and down and rock from side to side while moving

jounce

(noun)

jolting, swaying, bouncing or rocking movement

erect

(adj)

in an upright position

erect

(noun)

a.       to build a structure from basic parts and materials

b.      to fit something together and make it ready for use

c.       to fix something in an upright position

corridor

(noun)

a.       a passage between  parts of a building, with rooms on the sides

b.      a narrow strip of land belonging to one country going through the territory of another country

c.       a densely populated strip of land

                can be combined with channel

strut

(noun)

a.       a long plank or board used as a support in building

b.      a stiff, proud, pompous way of walking

    can be combined with cocky

strut

(verb)

a.       to walk in a stiff and proud way,  suggesting arrogance

b.      to show something off to other people

             can be combined with cocky

raging

(adj)

a.       out of control or angry

b.      done with great force or intensity

c.       very severe and causing great pain or distress

channel

(noun)

a.       a TV or radio station

b.      a wide passage of water between an island and larger body of land

       can be combined with corridor

channel

(verb)

a.       to direct or guide something along a specific route

b.      to cut a long narrow groove in a surface

buff

(verb)

a.       to clean or polish something with a piece of soft material

b.      to make the surface of something soft (eg., leather)

buff

(noun)

a.       a dull, yellowish beige color

b.      somebody who is enthusiastic about something and has great knowledge  of a particular subject

                         can be combined with lustrous

network

(noun)

a.       system of interconnecting lines

b.      a large group of people or things such as shops, churches, schools that communicate and work together

c.       a group of TV or radio stations that broadcast the same programs at the same time

d.      a system of two or more connected computers that can communicate with each other

           can be combined with link

network

(verb)

a.       to link a group of TV or radio stations,  or computers together

b.      to connect with people that could help you with your job

          can be combined with link

intricate

(adj)

a.       containing many details or small parts

b.      very detailed,  complex, difficult to understand or resolve

                 can be combined with complex

coast

(noun)

a.       land next to the sea

b.    a slope for sledding

           can be combined with gulf

coast

(verb)

a.       to move forward by momentum without applying power

b.      to advance  with very little effort

c.       to sail along a shore

tawny

(adj)

chisel

(noun)

a tool for cutting and shaping wood or stone

           can be combined with etch

mangle

(verb)

a.       to destroy something by cutting,  tearing or crushing

                                  b. to spoil or ruin something through

                                      carelessness

leisurely

(adj)

  relaxed, unhurried and enjoyable,  done during free time

       can be combined with amble

gulf

(noun)

a.       a large inlet of a sea similar to bay but often longer and more enclosed by land

b.      deep, wide hole in the ground

can be combined with coast

amble

(noun)

 slow and relaxed walk

can be combined with leisurely

amble

(verb)

to walk slowly in a relaxed way

can be combined with leisurely

cocky

(adj)

confident and sure of yourself to the point of being arrogant

       can be combined with strut

launch

(verb)

a.       to send a rocket into the air

b.      to push a ship into the water  for the first time

c.       to begin an attack or investigation

d.      to put a new product on sale for the first time

e.       to throw or propel something forcefully

launch

(noun)

a.       the start of something that was carefully planned (like military operation)

b.      an occasion  or party for launching a rocket,  new boat,  new product