(v.) to hold firmly; to have a strong attachment to or feeling for something or someone
cling
(v.) to slowly decline or fall into ruin
decay
(adj.) far removed in distance or time, out of the way; unlikely; very slight
remote
(v.) to make upset or uneasy
disturb
(adj.) very old; early in history
ancient
(n.) a common practice; the way people do things year after year
custom
(v.) to carry out a task; to act or entertain
perform
(adj.) lacking courage or confidence
timid
(v.) to uncover or open to view; to make something known
expose
(n.) the usual weather conditions of a place
climate
