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1. Shining; luminous
2. Permitting light to pass through; translucent |
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1. Clearly expressed; easy to understand
2. Logical; rational; sane |
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| To make clear or plain; to clarify |
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1. Very clear, thus allowing a max of light to pass through; transparent; translucent
2. very clear in meaning or style |
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1. An object, such as the sun or moon, that gives light
2. A person who is outstanding in a particular field |
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| Light emitted by means other than burning, such as chemical action or radiation |
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1. To assemble people, especially troops for a specific purpose
2. To gather; to summon |
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| To speak in protest or disapproval |
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| Extreme offense; resentment |
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1. To give a sketchy outline
2. To foreshadow indistinctly |
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| To speak derogatively of someone's character or reputation; to defame; to disparage |
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1. The art of predicting events by allegedly communicating with the dead
2. Black magic; witchcraft; sorcery |
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1. A cover for a coffin
2. A coffin, especially with a body in it
3. Anything that covers, darkens, obscures, or makes gloomy
To become dull, tiresome, or lifeless |
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1. To make a situation, especially an offense, seem less serious, to make excuses for something or someone
2. To make less severe; to alleviate |
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Deficient in color; having an abnormally pale complexion
2. Lacking color, vitality, or interest; dull |
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