Sirocco - Noun

Siroccos, Sciricco, Sciriccos

1. A hot laden wind that blows to Europe from Africa

2.A hot wind or warm wind from cyclonic origin or warm region

Synonyms- sandstorm, dust devil

Antonyms- calm dust, breeze

The sirocco went from Europe to Africa, and that is why it's so hot here.

Highhanded-Adjective

High-handed

1. Ruling over other people without consideration of others feeling

2. The power of tyranny and ruling with force

Synonym- imperious, overbearing
Antonym- modest

The highhanded wealthy person was being mean to the other poor people on the streets.

Recur- Verb

 recurring, recurrence, recurrent

1. Occuring over and over again

2. To suddenly remeber something from the past

Synonym- reoccuring, repeatedly

Antonym- once, not often

The thought of forgeting to do my math homework while sleeping kept recurring in my mind

Larder-noun

Larders

1. A room used to store things.

2. A storage area or an trash area.

Synonym- storage room, central room

Antonym- open area, operative area

The larder was full of junk and also full of werid stuff., which seemed kind of weird.

1. Having extreme passion intensly toward something or someone.

2. Hot, burning or glowing

Synonyms- passionated, impassioned

Antonyms- bored, not interested

He was extremely feverent toward arts and music.

Elicit-Verb

elicits, elicited

1. To respond to one's own question

2. drawn forth into exsistence

Synonym- extract, evoke

Antonym- ignore, make-believe

The man elicited to the other person, not really paying much attention to what he was saying.

1. A circle of light surrounding someone, usually around the head or body.

2. A light that you can see around a person.

Synonyms- corona, areola, light

Antonyms- darkness

There was an aureole around the head of my friend.

1. Being completely loyal to someone or something.

2. Being ensured about something, such as religion.

Synonyms- staunch, loyal

Antonyms- fickle

This worker is extremely steadfast to his boss.

Aurthorize- Adjective

Authorization, Authorizing, Authorized

1. To look over someone or something.

2. To ensure the safety of a child or a pet.

Synonym- Watching over, spotting

Antonym- doing your own stuff

The parent authorized the childs so they didn't do anything dangerous.

Abyss- Noun, Adjective

Abysmal

1. A dark deep chasm that you do not know the end.

2. A wide difference amongst the people.

Synonyms- chasm, fissure

Antonyms- crack

The abyss in the ground made in seemingly impossible to walk over.

Profound- adjective

profundity

1. Extremely intense as in emotion.

2. Having shown great knowledge and insight.

Synonyms- sage, overwhelmed

Antonym- extremely dumb and idiotic

The man was extremely wise and extremely profound.

Siphon- Noun, verb

siphoning, siphoner

1. A tube used to suck up things and used to make it into other materials.

2. The proccess of sucking up liquid.

Synonyms- Suck, slowly devour

Antonyms- chew

 Vampires were believed to siphon up blood.

1. A person who carries a torch.

2. A person who encourages others to achieve their goals.

Synonyms- enthusiastic, optimistic

Antonyms- pestimistic, selfish

The torchbearer helped me out in life, and I still have to repay him.

Impassioned- adjective

Impassionate, Impassion, Impassionable

1. Filled with or showing great emotion

2. The state of being extreme emotion

Synonyms- wholehearted, heartfelt

Antonyms- depressed

He was impassioned by his beautiful artwork.

Forment-verb

Formented, Formenting, 

1. to instigate or to stir up

2. bathe with medical conditions

Synonyms-  instigate, incite

Antonyms-discourage

The person was very forment to the other people around him.

Beeline- noun

Beelined, Beelining

1. A straight line between two places

2. A line used safely secure your animals

Synonyms- straight line

Antonyms- serpentine

I used a beeline to mark how long it took to get from my house to my neighbors.

Pensive- adjective

Pensitivity, Pensiveness

1. To be engaged in a deep thought

2. A reflection on what you did

Synonyms- Engaged, deep-hearted

Antonyms- Surfaced

 He was in an extremely pensive mood.

1. The feeling of happiness from success

2. The feeling of jubilation

Synonyms- Jubilation, happiness

Antonyms- depression

He was exult due to the fact he aced his test.

1. A petty or unessecary objection

2. A objection seen as petty or unessecary

Synonyms- petty, unessecary

Antonyms- meaningful

When the teacher asked who did there homework, Calvin came up with a pretty cavil excuse.

1. Characteried by extremely loud noises.

2. Making loud laughter.

Synonyms- loud, noisy

Antonyms- quiet

That kid is really uproarious, well at least I think of that.

1. A family of young animals

2. Think deeply about something that makes you unhappy

Synonyms- sad, uncomfortable

Antonyms- laughing

The death of his grandfather made him extremely brood.

1. Uncharted areas on a map

2. An area beyond what is known

Synonyms: Backwood, Uncharted

Antonyms: Discovered

Never go in the woods if it is hinterland. It may be extremely dangerous.

1. stiffly formal and respectable

2. purse or mouth or lips in a respectable fashion

Synonyms- respectable, formal

Antonyms- informal

He always had a prim smile while in formal meetings.

1. To squish and crush

2. The sound of squishing and crushing

Synonyms- crush, tackling

Antonyms- gentle

He trampled over the poor old man.

1. A device used to control the flow of water

2. Wash with any type of water

Synonym- water flow, waterfall

Antonym- non-Sluice

The water source was stopped by a sluice