(adj.) sparkling or full of light; striking and shiny; very smart
brilliant
(v.) to put up with; to continue in the same way for a long time
endure
(v.) to fall quickly; to quickly throw oneself down or into something
plunge
(adj.) able to move at a quick speed; quick to respond
swift
(n.) the air that surrounds Earth; the feeling or mood in a room or place
atmosphere
(v.) to get someone to believe something or to do something; to win over
convince
(v.) to look quickly; to bounce off a surface and fly off to one side
glance
(adj.) rough or unpleasant to the senses; unkind in voice or behavior
harsh
(n.) the act of jumping in
plunge
(adj.) very high-priced; loved and adored
precious
(v.) to bring two or more parts together to make a whole
unite
(n.) a quick look
glance
