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| incompatible, desagreeing, not harmonious |
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| A point along a line where 2 lines touch |
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| resembling a line, having only one dimension. |
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| a drug containing narcodic addictive properties, often used as a pain killer |
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| an organ that develops in female mammals including humans during pregnancy and which partially envelops the fetus to which it is attached by the umbilical cord. |
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| thin strong sac that contains a watery fluid in which the embryo of a mammal including humans is suspended. |
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| a surgical enlargement of vaginal opening for birthing purposes |
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| a group of people who claim to be descended from a common ancestor, although they may be unable to trace the exact relationship. |
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| custom of marrying outside a specific group |
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| a name used in common by members of a family. |
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| balance: evenness of mind, especially under stress. |
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| physician/doctor specializing in birthing |
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| violations of a rule, law, command or duty |
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| Unanimity; a judgement arrived at by most people concerned with an issue. |
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| a strong irresistible impulse to travel |
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| name given to asia and europe as one continent |
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| the practice of a man having more than one wife at a time. |
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| to modify or change by chinese influence |
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| a special kind of firearm with a short barrel and a flaring muzzle, which uses flint to ignite a charge |
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| the act of obtaining something of value by force, intimidation, or illegal power. |
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| to attempt to convert from one faith to another |
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| not in power or control, usually people with few economic resources and often also a nondominant ethnicity. |
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| sporatic malfunction of the brain, sometimes mild and sometimes severe |
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