Words List

To tear down, demolish, or level to the ground.

Having a dusky or subdued appearance; somewhat dark or dull in color.

To rapidly leave or go away.

Resembling a cube in form.

To run or move quickly and hastily.

Talkative or inclined to talk a lot; chattering or garrulous.

Incapable of precise determination, measurement, or evaluation; not able to be weighed or assessed accurately.

A musical composition characterized by a free and irregular style.

To try to influence someone using smooth, flattering, or beguiling words or actions.

Liveliness, vitality, vigor.

A deep and narrow ravine, typically formed by the erosion of soil and rocks, often marking the path of a stream or torrent.

To look or stare with sullen dislike, discontent, or anger.

To fraudulently or coercively take away something from someone; swindle or extort.

A deserved reward or consequence, typically unpleasant, received as a result of one's actions or behavior.

In anatomy, the axilla refers to the armpit.

A metal container designed to hold burning coals or other fuel, typically used for heating a room.

Lacking intellectual or moral enlightenment; in a state of ignorance or unenlightenment.

A short, irregular curve or twist, as seen in writing or drawing.

To deceive or trick someone through flattery, humbug, or similar tactics; often followed by "into."

To present something as an object, especially in terms of sight, touch, or other physical senses; to make it objective or externalize.

To make morally bad or evil; to vitiate; to corrupt.

Waste or liquid food given to pigs.

A quick and sharp strike made by snapping the nail of a finger from the end of the thumb; a brisk tap or stroke.

Showing great attention to detail and strict adherence to formalities or proper conduct.

A substance that induces hallucinations.

A marine crustacean belonging to the subclass Cirripedia. Barnacles typically have a calcareous shell and can be either stalked, attaching themselves to ship bottoms and floating timber (known as goose barnacle), or stalkless, attaching to rocks, especially in the intertidal zone (known as rock barnacle or acorn barnacle).

To wander or shuffle about leisurely; stroll; saunter.

In geometry, to stretch under or be positioned opposite to, such as a chord subtending an arc.

Lacking emotion; showing no feelings, indifference, or a lack of responsiveness.

Relating to or belonging to the time before the Flood, as described in Genesis 7 and 8.