something that you imagine: a picture that you see in your mind
vision
1. having parts that connect or go together in complicated ways 2. not easy to understand or explain: not simple
complex
to move or be moved jerkily and unevenly
jounce
a group of people or organizations that are closely connected and that work with each other
network
1. a narrow area along the edge of something 2. an area of activity that is related to but not part of whatever is central or most
fringe
very excited or upset
frenzied
1. to use up the supply of (something, such as a person's courage, energy, strength, etc.) 2. to cause (someone) to lose courage, energy, strength, etc.
sap
to move by jumping : to walk or run with long, energetic steps
bound
very tired and unable to see clearly
bleary
1. feeling or showing a lot of fear and worry 2. having a lot of wild and hurried activity
frantic
dry twigs, pieces of paper, etc., that burn easily and are used to start a fire
kindling
a long, thin piece of wood or metal used for support in a building, vehicle, etc.
strut
1. the outer edge of a usually round object 2. the part of a wheel that the tire is put on
rim
1. a large area of ocean that is partly surrounded by land 2. a difference between two people, groups, or things
gulf
to produce a pattern, design, etc., by using a powerful liquid (called an acid) to cut the surface of metal or glass
etch
a clear idea about what should happen or be done in the future
vision
not understood or remembered in a clear way
dim
the parts of a city or town that are far from the center
outskirts
a group of buildings, apartments, etc., that are located near each other and used for a particular purpose
complex
a) to send or shoot (something, such as a rocket) into the air or water or into outer space b) to put (a boat or ship) on the water c) to throw (something) forward in a forceful way
launch
not bright or clear
dim
1. to sew a design on a piece of cloth 2. to make (a story, the truth, etc.) more interesting by adding details that are not true or accurate
embroider
1. any one of the tubes that carry blood from the heart to all parts of the body 2. a large road, river, railroad line, etc.
artery
1. fast, continuous talk that is used to sell something or to entertain people 2. quick series of light sounds or beats
patter
to move lightly through the air
waft
having or showing confidence in a way that is annoying to other people
cocky
a) to begin (something that requires much effort) b) to cause (a person or group) to start to be successful in a career, business, etc.
launch
a) to join or connect (two or more things, places, etc) together b) to connect(someone or something) to a system, network, etc.
link
1.very wild and violent 2. very great, strong, or impressive 3. causing a lot of pain or distress
raging
to move slowly on water, wind, etc.
drift
1. to build (something) by putting together materials 2. to set or place (something) so that it stands up
erect
1. the shiny quality of a surface that reflects light 2. an appealing, exciting, or admired quality
lustrous
to walk slowly in a free and relaxed way
amble
a metal tool with a flat, sharp end that is used to cut and shape a solid material (such as stone, wood, or metal)
chisel
a period when something does not increase or advance any further
plateau
to move quickly and with short steps
scurry
a large pile of snow or sand that has been blown by the wind
drift
to gradually destroy (something) or to be gradually destroyed by natural forces (such as water, wind, or ice)
erode
the general or basic meaning of something said or written
drift
not hurried: slow and relaxed
leisurely
1. partly hidden, darkened, or clouded by dust, smoke, or mist 2. not clear in thought or meaning
hazy
a reddish-brown color
russet
a large flat area of land that is higher than other areas of land that surround it
plateau
to walk in a confident and proud way
strut
having a strong, muscular body or form
buff
1. giving or providing many desired things 2. given or existing in large amounts
bountiful
a tool consisting of a handle with one end designed to hold, twist, or turn an object (such as a bolt or nut)
wrench
a single part of a chain
link
broken pieces of stone, brick, etc., from walls or buildings that have fallen
rubble
a hole so deep or a space so great that it cannot be measured
abyss
a small, deep, narrow valley
ravine
a) to move forward using no power or very little power b) to move downhill by the force of gravity
coast
1. to twist and pull with a sudden violent motion 2. to take (something) by using force
wrench
a watery juice inside a plant that carries the plant's food
sap
a border made of hanging threads used to decorate the edge of something
fringe
having a brownish-orange color
tawny
1. very likely or certain to do or to be something 2. unlikely or unable to change, develop, move, etc., because of being held or controlled by something
bound
a television or radio station
channel
a) to destroy (a building, bridge, etc.) : to forcefully tear down or take apart (a structure) b) to damage (something) so that it cannot be repaired
demolish
to injure or damage (something or someone) severely by cutting, tearing, or crushing
mangle
1. a deep part of the river, harbor, or other body of water where ships can go 2. a narrow area of the sea between two large areas of land that are close together
channel
relationship or connection between things
link
a person who is very interested in something and who knows a lot about it
buff
a long, narrow passage inside a building or train with doors that lead to rooms on each side
corridor
2. tied together with something (such as a string or rope) 2. closely joined or connected to other people
bound
a system of lines, wires, etc., that are connected to each other
network
to express (your ideas, thoughts, feelings, energy, etc.) through a particular behavior or action
channel
having many parts
intricate
very small in amount or number: not plentiful
scarce
the land along or near a sea or ocean
coast
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