Vocab 6

• a wise saying that has been much used
• Syn:saw, maxim, aphorism, epigram
• Ant:

• a mass of things gathered or clustered togerther.
• Syn:

the science of man.. the study of the human race with the cultures

• glowing with passion; full of zeal
• Syn: passionate, impassioned, fervent, eager keen burning fiery, hot

the light stick or wand used by the leader of an orchestra, chorus, or band to indicate the beat.

a person who amuses people with tricks, pranks and jokes; clown

a surname; family name; last name; any name

having the power4 to cure; remidial

a raised platform at one end of a hall or large room; throne; seats of honor; or a desk

• regularly found among a particular people or in a particular locality
• Syn: native

former; past

any one of the small, polished, flat surfaces of a cut gem. a small, smooth, or flat surface.

closed tightly so that air cannot get in or out; airtight; tightly sealed; confined

a striking. collision; strike

an indirect suggestion meant to discredit someone; implication; revolt; rebellion

an act of instance of open revolt against civil authority or a constituted government; rebellion

an idol of the Hindu god Krishna, pulled around on a huge car. a large, heavy vehicle, especially a heavy truck.

a pleasure trip, especially one taken by an official at the expense of the government; trip or tour. a feast or picnic

the abode of all the demons; hell or hell's capital.

a film or incustation, usually green, on the surface of old bronze or copper, formed by oxidation.l

a rased platform, dais.

a notification or warning of what is to come; forewarning

very great; huge; cast; wonderful; marvelous; amazing.. astonishing

extreme mosesty or propriety, especially wnen not genuine. a prudish act or remark

• a name used by an author instead of this real name
• Syn: pen name; nom de plume

• a search or hunt
• Syn: pursuit; expedition

• a person who lives shut up or withdrawn from the world
• Syn: hermit

• yellowish-brown or reddish-brown
• Syn: rustic;homely;simple;

• indecent; nasty; obscene.
• Syn: ponographic, salacious; grimy

• making or having a harsh sound; creaking; grating; shrill.
• Syn: piercing

• a scheme or trick for deceiving an enemy, a plan for a deception.
• Syn: trickery; piercing; rasping; shrill

• a person who never takes alcoholic liquor
• Syn: abstainer

a notable feat of strength, skill, or ingenuity

• causing disturbance or commotion; disorderly; unruly; violent.
• Syn: boisterous, uproarious, tumultuous, stormy, tempestuous, turbulent weather

an idle wanderer; tramp.

• any spun thread, prepared for weaving or knitting.
• Syn: a story; tale