Misc. Words Isee 10

To place over objects one another so that both are still evident

• 1. To solidify
• 2. To take shape to make a satisfying whole

Immediately insisting on obedience or immediate attention, especially in an imperious manner

To mark a painting or surface with numerous dots or specks

Given to sudden and unpredictable changes in behaviour

To depart hurridly

A remarkable or outstanding one of its kind

• 1. A large underwater tank which has a hiole in the bottom, where water is only kept out using air pressure
• 2. A chest or wagon for holding ammunition

• 1.To come together to form one mass or whole
• 2. To combine elements into one mass or whole

• 1. To overwhelm someone with tasks to complete
• 2. To flood

• 1. Showing casual or cheerful indifferenc, usually regarded as disrepectful
• Ex: His blithe manner when listening to a teacher during a lecture sent him to detention.
• 2. Happy or joyous

Thye small, trivial aspects of everyday life

Based on what is generally done or believed

• 1. Able to be touched or felt
• 2. Plain to the mind or clear to see

Based on observation rather than logic

• Clearly noticeable; significant
• Ex: Apple stocks have markedly risen over the years.

A person who nis excessively concerned with minor details and rules or with displaying academic learning

An association of manufacturers or suppliers with the purpose of maintaining prices at a high level and reducing competition

• 1. Lacking a plan or enthusiasm
• 2. Occuring randomly or occasionally
• 3. Going constantly from one subject to another(during a conversation) in a half-hearted way; unfocused

Looking or sounding sad or dismal