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| v. to move (a motion-picture or television camera) so as to give a continuous view or to follow a moving object |
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| adj. perplexing; baffling |
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| v. to move swiftly and with great force |
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| adj. too proud of one's self, looks, ability, etc.; conceited |
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| n. the act of reading carefully |
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| n. a rhythmic flow of sound |
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| n. a collection or mixture of different things |
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| n. the initiating of fellow students or members by forcing them to do ridiculous, humiliating, or painful things |
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| adj. left at the end of a process; remaining |
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| adv. a form of exuberant, which means "characterized by good health and high spirits; full of life" |
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| n. a length or passage of movie film or videotape |
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| n. way of walking or running |
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| adj. a form of to festoon, which means "to adorn or hang with decorations such as wreaths and garlands" |
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| n. a small remaining part |
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| adj. a form of to intertwine, which means to twist together |
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| n. a strong, continued desire |
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