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noun: 1. A damaging accusation: slander. 2. The sprinkling with water, as in baptism.

adjective: Shining brilliantly; radiant.

adjective: 1. Pleasantly pungent or spicy. 2. Engaging or stimulating in a provocative manner. 3. Sharp or stinging.

adjective: 1. Having a foul smell. 2. Highly improper.

adjective: 1. Lively; animated; vivacious. 2. Bubbling.

adjective: 1. Complete or perfect. 2. Highly accomplished or skilled. verb tr.: 1. To finish, complete, or make perfect. 2. To make …

adjective: Illusory; strange; deceptive; imaginary; surreal; hallucinatory.

adjective: Having or relating to a real existence.

adjective: Extraordinarily impressive; magnificent.

adjective: Fading quickly; transitory.

noun: The love or the emotional connection to a particular place.

noun: A person with a broad range of interests. adjective: Appealing to people with a broad range of interests.

adjective: Reproducing only once in a lifetime.

noun: Excessive admiration of William Shakespeare.

noun: The characters, such as @#%$*!, used to convey profanity in a comic.

noun: 1. The act of making miserable or the state of being made miserable. 2. Impoverishment.

noun: 1. A catchy song or tune that keeps involuntarily repeating in one’s mind. 2. An agricultural pest commonly known as corn …

noun: 1. A foothold opening the way for further advance. 2. A fortified position at the end of a bridge nearest the …

noun: 1. A short watch, especially one of the two two-hour watch duties on a ship. 2. A night shift, especially the …

noun: Power politics: policies that advocate the use of power and physical force to attain their goals.

interjection: An expression of surprise, dismay, etc.

noun: Hell.

interjection: Used to express surprise, anger, irritation, annoyance, etc. noun: Damnation; hell. adjective: Damned. adverb: Damnably.

interjection: An expression of surprise, dismay, annoyance, etc.