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| (v.) to stay in or near one place; wait nearby |
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| (v.) to condemn to an unhappy or terrible fate |
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| (adj. or v.) wounded or harmed, hurt; to wound or injure something or someone |
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| (adj.) ready to try anything; prepared to run any risk |
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| (pl. n.) any of numerous sea mammals related to the whale, but smaller. Dolphins have beaklike snouts and remarkable intelligence |
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| (v.) to give or exchange information or news by speaking, writing, and so on; send and receive messages |
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| (v.) to work together efficiently |
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| (n.) a person who tries to influence lawmakers to pass laws helping a cause |
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| (adj.) marvelous, wonderful |
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| (v.) to consider carefully; to think over |
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| (v.) to be successful; to have good fortune |
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| (pl. n.) a large amount; a large number |
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| (v.) to leak slowly; trickle; ooze |
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| (n.) the edge or border of something; rim |
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| (n.) a land mass that is surrounded on three sides by water |
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| (n.) a professional who schedules airline flights, hotel reservations, etc. for customers |
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| (pl.n.) four children born of the same pregnancy |
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| (n.) the crime of breaking into the house of another with the intent to steal |
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| (adj.) having one's identity concealed with the intent of going unnoticed |
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| (adj.) tending to cause doubt, mistrust or attention |
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| (v. or adj.) to restore confidence or comfort in |
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| (n.) a customer receiving services or products from a professional, vendor or business |
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| (n.) the place to which a person travels or is sent |
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| (adj.) requiring immediate attention or action; pressing |
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| (n.) a pamphlet or leaflet, usually giving information about or advertising something |
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| (n.) a arrangement to secure accommodations at a restaurant, airlines, etc. |
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| (n.) in computers, a program to direct the operation of the computer; allows the user to do something on a computer, e.g. edit text, email, make a spreadsheet |
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| (n.) a computer user who attempts to gain illegal access to others' computers, email, personal information |
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| (n.) a charge of wrongdoing, e.g. Bruce was accused of cheating on the last test. |
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