Siroccos

noun

1. A hot, stifling wind blown from the Libyan deserts into southern Europe

 2. a warm, sultry south or southeast wind accompanied by rain,occurring in the same regions.

Synonyms:sandstorm,duster

antonyms:peaceful

Anology:Sirocco:Fervent::summer:weather (they're both hot)

verb

recurred

reccuring

1. to have recourse

2. to go back in thought or discourse

synonyms:persist,reappear

antonyms:halt,stop

Anology:Recur:impassioned:flies:honey

noun

1. a small room or area where food is kept

2. a supply of food

synonyms:stock,supplies

antonyms:stomach

Anology:Larder:

adjective

fervently(adverb)

1. very hot

2. marked by great intensity of feeling

synonyms:burning,passionate

antonyms:calm,cold

Anology:Fervent:Impassioned::light:sun(both involve intensity)

verb

1. to draw forth or bring it

2. to call forth or draw out

synonyms:fetch,bite

antonyms:cover,hide

Anology:Elicit:response::well:water(they both cause things to be pulled out)

noun

aureole

aureola

1. a radiant light around the head or body of a representation of a sacred personage

2. the luminous area surrounding the sun or other brightlight when seen through thin cloud or mist

synonyms:halo,corona

Anology:Aureole:sun::darkness:abyss(antonyms)

adjective

steadfastly(adverb)

steadfastness(noun)

1. firmly fixed in place

2. firm in belief, determination, or adherence 

synonyms:intense,faithfyl

antonyms:false,weak

Anology:Steadfast:prim::cement: starch clothes

verb

authorizer(noun)

1. to establish by or as if by authority

2. to invest espicially with legal authority

synonyms:okay,invest

antonyms:deny,disapprove

Anology:Authorize:law::exult:award(give approval)

adjective

profoundly(adverb)

profoundness(noun)

1. having intellectual depth and insight

2. extending far below the surface

synonyms:intelligent,deep

antonyms:light,open

Anology:profound:beeline::science:discovery

noun

1.a tube bent to form two legs of unequal length by which a liquid can be transferred to a lower level over an intermediate elevation by the pressure of the atmosphere in forcing the liquid up the shorter branch of the tube immersed in it while the excess of weight of the liquid in the longer branch when once filled causes a continuous flow

2.any of various tubular organs in animals and especially mollusks or arthropods that are used for drawing in or ejecting fluids

synonyms:drain,funnel

antonyms:undrained

Anology:siphon:sluice::runner:race

noun

1. one that carries a torch

2. someone in the forefront of a campaign, crusade, or movement

synonyms:lighcarrier

antonyms:darkness

Anology:torchbearer:campaign:impassioned:CEO(both leading something)

adjective

1.filled with passion or zeal 

2.  showing great warmth or intensity of feeling

synonyms:fervent,violent

antonyms:calm,unexcited

Anology:impassioned:recur

verb

1.to promote the growth or development of

2. bathe

synonyms:brew,set

antonyms:discourage,calm

Anology:foment:hinterland::spring:leaves

noun

1.to go quickly in a straight direct course

2.a straight line between two places

synonyms:shortcut,straight line

antonyms:curved line

Anology:beeline:profound

adjective

1.musingly or dreamily thoughtful

2.suggestive of sad thoughtfulness

synonyms:thoughtful,abstractful

antonyms:uncaring,ignorant

Anology:pensive:thoughtful

verb

1.to leap for joy

2.to say (something) in a very excited and happy way

synonyms:be happy,cheer

antonyms:hide, be sad

Anology:obsolete:exult

verb

cavilled

caviling

1.to complain about things that are not important

2. make petty or unnecessary objections

synonyms:critize,find fault

antonyms:uncritize

Anology:fuss:cavil

adjective

uproariously

1. very noisy

2.extremely funny

synonyms:hillarious,noisy

antonyms:unfunny

Anology:uproarious:funny

noun

1.the young of an animal or a family of young; especially  :  the young (as of a bird or insect) hatched or cared for at one time

2.a group having a common nature or origin

synonyms:offspring,seed

antonyms:parent,child

Anology:brood:bird

noun

1.a region lying inland from a coast

2.a region remote from urban areas 

synonyms:outback,brush

antonyms:metropolis

Anology:foment:hinterland

verb

primly

1.to give a prim or demure expression to

2.to dress primly

synonyms:correct,formal

antonyms:untidy,informal

Anology:prim:steadfast

verb

trampled(noun)

trampler(noun)

1.to tread heavily so as to bruise, crush, or injure

2.to inflict injury or destruction especially contemptuously or ruthlessly 

synonyms:crash,flatten

antonyms:help,heal

Anology:trample:highhanded

noun

1. artificial passage for water (as in a millstream) fitted with a valve or gate for stopping or regulating flow

2. a dock gate 

synonyms:channel,flush

antonyms:real

Anology:sluice:siphon