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| stubborn, unruly, uncontrollable |
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| surrender of a fugitive by one legal to another legal authority |
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| person who knowingly aids another in crime |
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| two places on directly opposite sides of the earth; opposite |
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| corpselike; pale and ghastly; pallid; looks like death |
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| freedom from punishment or bad consequences |
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| long and firmly established, deep-rooted; habitual |
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| to lead astray by trick, lure, entire |
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| to make a violent attack in words, rail, protest |
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| covered couch carried by poles |
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| spark,flash, twinkle, act of sparkling |
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| soft, gentle wind, mild breeze |
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| row of columns surrounding a building |
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| constructed or paved with layers of compacted stone |
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