(n.) Compensation for a loss, service or injury; (v.) To repay, pay back; To reward, as for a service
resumé
renovate
recompense
(v.) To disturb or break up something that is happening
abrupt
disrupt
erupt
n.) Many generations of a family who are all rulers or leaders
Dynasty
disaster
Dynamite
(adj.) Lacking variety or excitement; Dull; Ordinary
humdrum
truce
dull hum
(adj.) In a bad mood; Gloomy and joyless
sullen
swollen
sunken
n.) A small, slow quantity of anything coming; (v.) To flow very slowly in a thin stream or in drops
tickle
trickle
tackle
(n.) An agreement between opposing groups to not figh
deuce
spruce
truce
(v.) To move wildly at great speed;
turtle
hurl
hurtle
(adj.) That which is near or bordering upon
adjacent
adjoining
advanced
having little importance or insignificance
trivia
trivial
trite
(n.) A slight and partial experience, knowledge, or taste of something to come in the future; anticipation
foretaste
forewarn
forecast
v.) To come down and settle, as after flight; (adj.) Provided with light, lit up
alite
alight
alift
v.) To begin to grow or develop; To cause to come into existence
gerbil
germinate
germ
