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(n) A person who gives or contributes something. |
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| (n) A person who makes or carves figures in stone, clay, metal, or any other material. |
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| (n) A person who breaks into a house, store, or other place to steal something. |
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| (n) Something that is wrong; a mistake. |
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| (n) A system of arranging words in sentences so that the meaning of what is said is clearly communicated. |
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(n) (1) The way in which something is done.
(2) A way of acting or behaving.
(3) Polite ways of behaving or acting. |
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(adj) Not usual; strange. |
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(n) A person who leads people to their seats in a church, theater, stadium, or other place.
(v) To act as an usher; lead. |
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| (n) A device with a sharp blade used for shaving or for cutting hair. |
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(n) A story or statement passed from one person to another as truth with no proof. What people are saying; general talk.
(v) The act of spreading a story or statement as truth with no proof. |
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| (adj/adv) A comparative of far. |
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(n) The ruler of an empire. |
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| (n) A person who examines something as to it's condition, situation, or value. |
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(n) A special symbol on a computer monitor that shows where the next letter or number will appear. |
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| (adj) easily observed, or understood; obvious or evident |
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| (adj) extraordinary in quantity or degree; causing wonder or amazement |
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(n) weakness or weariness of body or mind; listless |
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| (adj) tending towards goodwill; marking good will; organized for the purpose of doing good |
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