(n.) desert, wasteland

 

(adv.) slowly, leisurely, measuredly

 

(adj.) frustrated, upset, angry

 

(adj.) bare, barren, empty

 

(adv.) carelessly

 

(adj.) uptight

 

(adj.) carefree

 

(v.) to stray, to err

 

(adj.) completely new and never having happened before; historic

 

(n.) parallel; counterpart or analog

 

(adj.) fresh; newfangled and modern

 

(adj.) expected, assumed, calculated

 

(adj.) sharp, spiky

 

(adj.) subtle, tactful

 

(adj.) untrue, false

 

(adj.) direct, blunt

 

(n.) exactly half; a split

 

(adj.) partly, somewhat

 

(adj.) downright, utter, total

 

(adj.) angry, upset

 

(adj.) false, fake

 

(adj.) clear, obvious

 

(adj.) frank, honest; not hiding the truth

 

(adj.) existing purely in the mind; not representing actual reality

 

(adj.) sharp, spiky

 

(v.) to help, to assist

 

(v.) to hurt, to harm

 

(adj.) harmful, dangerous

 

(adj.) productive, helpful

 

(v.) to harm, to hinder the achievement of a goal

 

(adj.) hindering the achievement of a goal

 

(v.) to help, to aid in the achievement of a goal

 

(adj.) scary, terrifying, frightening

 

(n.) displeasure, anger

 

(adj.) invigorating, stimulating, exciting

 

(n.) fun, pleasure

 

(adj) sufficient, enough

 

(v.) to stop, to slow

 

(adv.) slowly, stupidly

 

(adj.) not enough in degree or amount

 

(adv.) slowly, painfully

 

(adj.) young, sprightly

 

(adj.) relating to old age

 

(n.) apprentice, novice

 

(adj.) dissimilar, opposite

 

(n.) counterpart, correspondent

 

(adj.) similar but not identical

 

(adj.) frequent, often

 

(n.) fake, forgery, sham

 

(n.) proof; evidence of a theory

 

(adj.) concrete, real

 

(adj.) supposed; related to a hypothesis

 

(v.) to build, to create

 

(v). to destroy, to demolish

 

(adj.) unnecessary

 

(adj.) of, relating to, or forming the essence or core; basic

 

(adj.) thrilling, exciting, stimulating

 

(n.) metal; steel or another silver metal

 

(adj.) boring, dull

 

(v.) to stir, to mix, to blend

 

(adj.) urgently necessary

 

(n.) guess; hypothetical or question

 

(adj.) unnecessary, extra

 

(n.) sign; wonder

 

(adv.) in an appropriate or corresponding way

 

(adv.) quickly, hurriedly

 

(adj.) wondrous, awe-inspiring

 

(adj.) parallel, similar

 

(adv.) frequently, often

 

(v.) increase, grow, enlarge

 

(adj.) anxiety-inducing, scary

 

(v.) become less active, less intense, or less in amount

 

(adj.) frustrating, annoying

 

(adj.) extremely good

 

(adj.) arid; hot

 

(adj.) extremely bad

 

(n.) a boss or leader

 

(n.) someone who comes before another (usually in position or office)

 

(n.) someone who comes after another (usually in position or office)

 

(n.) someone who helps others achieve goals

 

(n.) a problem, usually requiring a choice between undesirable options

 

(adj.) confusing, bewildering

 

(n.) a solution or understanding

 

(adj.) frustrating, annoying

 

(adj.) illogical

 

(n.) inability, hampered from accomplishing something

 

(n.) ability to be done in a practical or useful way

 

(n.) a difficult or impossible task

 

(n.) an argument used to criticize or dismantle another argument

 

(v.) to criticize an invalid argument

 

(n.) a complete understanding between two parties

 

(adj.) invalid, not true

 

(n.) an example or subject from earlier in time

 

(v.) to feel nostalgic for another historical era

 

(v.) to look into the future for guidance; to practice divination

 

(n.) a simple explanation

 

(v.) to increase or make grow

 

(n.) something that is for profit or gain

 

(v.) to question or wonder

 

(n.) monetary profit

 

(n.) an intense, loud fight

 

(adj.) peaceful

 

(adj.) angry; frustrated

 

(adv.) sadly

 

(n.) person in charge of a school

 

(n.) first in order of importance

 

(n.) basic truth, assumption, or rule

 

(n.) a boss or leader

 

(adj.) smart, intelligent

 

(n.) conscientiousness; the quality of being committed to a task

 

(adj.) unconscious, asleep

 

(v.) to work hard

 

(adj.) uncontrollable

 

(v.) to ask, to query

 

(adj.) contained, restricted

 

(n.) a desire or impulse

 

(n.) disrespect; disregard

 

(n.) respect; regard

 

(n.) award, honor

 

(v.) to respect, to honor

 

(n.) something that resembles something else

 

(v.) to diverge, change

 

(n.) an unwelcome result

 

(n.) something different from the norm

 

(v.) to accept

 

(n.) the act of gaining a skill or possession of something

 

(v.) to gain

 

(n.) the act of losing something, especially in relation to business

 

(v.) to wonder about the status of something

 

(v.) to accept

 

(n.) the act of losing something, especially in relation to business

 

(n.) the act of keeping something

 

(n.) the beginning of a long journey

 

(adj.) soon to be over

 

(n.) the final act or climax

 

(n.) a point about halfway between the beginning and the end

 

(n.) the act of jumping into something suddenly

 

(adj.) worried, unsettled

 

(n.) the quality of being brief or terse

 

(adj.) tense, stressed

 

(n.) the trait of being rude or unkind

 

(n.) the act of jumping into something suddenly

 

(n.) the trait of being frequently anxious or worried

 

(n.) the trait of being honest and frank

 

(v.) to become smaller over time

 

(v.) to frequent; to attend habitually

 

(v.) to grow over time, usually in size

 

(v.) to use up or lessen significantly the number or quantity of

 

(v.) to become smaller in scope or degree

 

(v.) to sicken or become ill

 

(v.) to become larger in scope or degree

 

(v.) to perish; to pass away

 

(v.) to diminish

 

(v.) to vanish or disappear

 

(v.) to come up with something, usually a plan

 

(n.) a useful product or tool

 

(v.) to sign into law

 

(n.) the act of thinking or pondering

 

(v.) to command against, to outlaw

 

(v.) to halt or arrest

 

(v.) to declare formally and with authority

 

(v.) to call to attention a problem or issue

 

(n.) an issue or problem

 

(v.) to make legal

 

(v.) to destroy or defeat utterly

 

(v.) to snap or break, especially thread

 

(v.) to tug or pull

 

(v.) to cut cleanly; to separate

 

(v.) to pass on, to convey

 

(v.) to repeat

 

(n.) the act of gardening or growing

 

(v.) to foster the growth of

 

(v.) to frequent; to attend often

 

(v.) to make visible; to reveal

 

(n.) a lack of disguise

 

(n.) a refusal to hide or deny something

 

(n.) shyness or reluctance

 

(v.) to become emotional

 

(n.) uncertainty

 

(v.) to object

 

(n.) a change

 

(v.) to promise

 

(v.) to break

 

(n.) definition or distinction

 

(adv.) frequently

 

(v.) to prove or declare logically or factually sound

 

(v.) to make educated guesses toward the future

 

(n.) true or accurate

 

(n.) proven facts

 

(v.) to provide evidence for; to back up (a claim)

 

(v.) to deny as true or accurate

 

(adj.) truthful, honest

 

(v.) to avoid

 

(n.) an effort or attempt

 

(v.) to thwart or halt

 

(v.) to put into use, usually as effort

 

(v.) to exchange or edit

 

(n.) symbols; letters or numbers

 

(v.) to use to your advantage

 

(n.) money or coinage

 

(n.) an exchange, swap, or switch

 

(v.) to exchange or swap

 

(v.) to witness

 

(v.) to use up, as in energy or money

 

(n.) counterespionage; spying on an enemy

 

(v.) to work for

 

(v.) to look forward to

 

(v.) to work in opposition to

 

(v.) to withstand, sustain, or hold out against

 

(n.) length, especially of time

 

(adj.) lengthy (especially in reference to time)

 

(n.) longevity