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        | more than enough; plentiful   Abundance: a great amount |  | 
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        | having little or no rainfall; very dry |  | 
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        | not the same; different or separate unmistakable; definite |  | 
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        | to feed on growing grass   to touch lightly in passing |  | 
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        | full of feverish activity, haste or confusion |  | 
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        | a large group or crowd, especially one on the move |  | 
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        | having a large amount of water or moisture in the air   humidity: the amount of moisture in the air |  | 
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        | hard or impossible to believe |  | 
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        | to live in or on   inhabitant: a person or animal that lives in a certain place |  | 
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        | a piece of land connected to a larger land mass, that juts out and is almost completely surrounded by water |  | 
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        | of or relating to the country and the people who live there |  | 
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        | a place of safety or shelter   protection offered by such a place     |  | 
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        | magnificent; brilliance of appearance   splendid: very impressive; magnificent |  | 
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        | filth; misery   squalid: dirty and unfit for living, especially as a result of neglect |  | 
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        | an area of land; a region   the surface features of a region |  | 
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