resisting control or authority; discontented as toward authority | |
brilliant; obviously very happy, or very beautiful | |
a shallow area in a waterway; break in friendly relations; narrow fissure in a rock | |
a place, such as a branch of a tree, where birds rest or sleep |
normal activity of a person in a particular social setting; the part played by a performer | |
review; look back upon; remember | |
farm consisting of a large tract of land | |
shoulder firearm with a long barrel |
inquire into; attempt to find out in a scientific manner | |
memorizing process using routine or repetition; the sound of surf breaking on the shore | |
not often; in an unusual degree; exceptionally | |
mark in a notable manner; distinguish clearly; make noticeable or conspicuous; point out; take notice of |
secretary whose primary duty is to answer the telephone and receive visitors | |
resisting control or authority; discontented as toward authority | |
inquire into; attempt to find out in a scientific manner | |
bring into or return to a suitable condition for use; claim back; make useful again |
purify; make more precise; improve | |
one who takes part in an armed group against the constituted authority; revolt | |
relieve or cure; correct; repair | |
not often; in an unusual degree; exceptionally |
normal activity of a person in a particular social setting; the part played by a performer | |
shoulder firearm with a long barrel | |
bring into or return to a suitable condition for use; claim back; make useful again | |
give outward signs of; express; record in writing; enroll as a student |
farm consisting of a large tract of land | |
give outward signs of; express; record in writing; enroll as a student | |
send back; give up; surrender; resign; restore; transmit or send, especially as money in payment of a demand | |
surviving remnant; something left after loss or decay; object kept for its association with the past |
easing of burden or distress, such as pain or anxiety; release from post or duty; pleasant or amusing change | |
restore to good condition; renew | |
weaken the consistency; purify or refine; lessen the density | |
arc of colored light in the sky caused by the refraction of the sun's rays by rain |
pierce with numerous holes; perforate; permeate or spread throughout | |
tear or be torn violently; criticize or abuse forcefully and violently | |
mark in a notable manner; distinguish clearly; make noticeable or conspicuous; point out; take notice of | |
reprocess; use again after processing |
feel bitter; consider as injury or affront; be in angry | |
memorizing process using routine or repetition; the sound of surf breaking on the shore | |
revival; renewal; the revival of learning and culture | |
inquire into; attempt to find out in a scientific manner |