atlasĪ book that is a collection of various maps. Trembling uncontrollably with intense emotion. The rope that is used to raise or lower a flag or the sail on a ship.

wrathĪn extreme form of anger displayed in an overly emotional way. duplexĪ structure that is connected but consists of two separate homes without an interior entryway from one house to the other. minceĬutting or grinding into very fine smaller pieces. The stubborn refusal to give up on a task until it is seen through to completion. dreadfulĪlarming, appalling, horrendous and shocking. mimeographĭuplicating machine preceding the Xerox copier that uses a stencil and ink to create duplications of printed material. quicheįood consisting of milk, eggs and any of a number of assorted fillings which is baked into a custard-like consistency before being served. tavernĪn establishment which primarily serves alcholic beverages. scowlĪ very obvious frown indicating stern disapproval. enclosureĪny structure which prevents escape from the limited area which it encircles. pseudonymĪ fictitious name adopted by creative artists when they don't wish to use their legal name. nuisanceĪn excessively annoying person or situation. To prevent or obstruct someone else's plans. hibernateĪ period of prolonged slumber during the cold winter months undertake by some mammals or a figurative reference to a lesser period of inactivity enjoyed by humans. snitchĪ tattletale a rat fink an informer a betrayer.

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