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        | (n) Added to something as useful but not essential; addition (adj) added or connected in subordinate capacity |  | 
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        | (n) a male sheep that leads the heard to the slaghterhouse, a leader |  | 
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        | (v) to howl or screech (n) a harsh cry a racket |  | 
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        | (adj) lacking vigor, worn- out |  | 
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        | (n) an accomplished fact or action |  | 
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        | a system of ordering or ranking items |  | 
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        | (n) a religious service or rite |  | 
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        | (n) a patch of soft, wet ground, a situation in which one is entrapped |  | 
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        | offensive or disgustine, foul- smelling |  | 
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        | resembling but not actually being, kind of, semi |  | 
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        | adj. irreverently mocking, corse or vulgar language |  | 
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        | adj. lying flat on ones back, apathetic or passive |  | 
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        | n. a short description or sketch, thumbnail |  | 
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        | n. protection; patrogage, sponsorship |  | 
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