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  • (n.) an unusual sight or public display
    spectacle
  • (v.) to let go; to unload cargo or passengers; to fire of; to give off
    discharge
  • (v.) to cheat out of money or property
    swindle
  • (v.) to cause to feel great sadness; to feel very sad
    grieve
  • (n.) a lack of ease and well-being
    discomfort
  • (n.) an open rebellion against authority
    mutiny
  • (adj.) honest in expressing thoughts and feelings
    frank
  • (n.) something of little importance; a small amount
    trifle
  • (adj.) considerate toward others
    courteous
  • v.) to keep safe from injury or ruin; to keep food from spoiling
    preserve
  • (v.) to show clearly; to put on display
    exhibit
  • (v.) to get as one's own
    acquire
  • (v.) to change somewhat
    modify
  • (adj.) having to do with health; free of dirt and germs
    sanitary
  • v.) to lie or sit with arms and legs spread out; to spread out in a disorderly way
    sprawl
  • (adj.) having to do with a serious story with a sad ending; very unfortunate
    tragic
  • n.) a claim of having been elsewhere when a crime was committed; a reason given to explain something
    alibi
  • n.) a person, state, or country that joins with another for a common purpose
    confederate
  • (n.) the power or rule of a monarch; monarch's period of rule
    reign
  • something done successfully; something gained by working or trying hard
    achievement
  • adj.) dull as a result of not changing in any way
    monotonous
  • (adj.) saying "no"; not positive or helpful; less than zero
    negative
  • (adj.) being everywhere; of, for, or shared by all
    universal
  • (v.) to make hard to understand or do
    complicate
  • (adj.) closer to the end; relating to the second of two things discussed
    latter
  • (adj.) having to do with what is right and wrong; being good and just
    moral
  • (n.) a discussion of reasons for and against something
    debate
  • (adj.) careful about spending money or using resources
    economical
  • (v.) to burn on the surface; to dry out with heat
    scorch
  • (v.) to get rid of or do away with
    eliminate
  • (v.) to chase in order to catch; to strive to achieve; to carry out
    pursue
  • (n.) one who hates or tries to harm another; an enemy
    foe
  • (adj.) referring to only one person or thing; out of the ordinary
    singular
  • (adj.) of a serious nature; very strict and harsh; causing pain or hardship
    severe
  • n.) the cruel killing of many people or animals
    massacre
  • (adj.) happening in many places or to many people; fully open
    widespread