Vocab 11-12

• L
• to beath, to knock

• A beating or pounding, esp. an unlawful beating, as in assualt and battery.
• Buns or heavy artilley
• A group of similar things used together.

A defense wall with alternating high and low sections (often used in plural form)

To reduce in quantity or intensity;to subside; to diminish

• L
• War

Warlike;eager to fight

• A country or persons engaged in warfare of hostile action
• Behaving in a hostile or aggressive manner; engaged in combat.

• L
• to tame, to subdue

To intimidate; to discourage or dishearten

Unconquerable

• L
• strong

• A person's strong point; the thing in which a person excels
• In music, loudly; forcefully

Courage in enduring pain or trouble

• G
• Leaf or papyrus, a writing

Unrestricted power to act at one's discretion; unconditional permission or authority

• An orginization of firms in the same industry for the purpose of revulating production, pricing, and marketing of goods and decreasing competition by members
• A coalition of political or speical-interest groups to achieve a common cause, bloc

A maker of maps of charts

• L
• To fight

A fistfighter, esp. a professional boxer

Quarrelsome; eager for a fight

To oppose or attack as false; to seek to discredit

• L
• to fall

A rhythmic flow of sound, as in poetry or oratory, or of movement, as in marching or dancing

• The use of moral principles to reason out what is right or wrong in everyday situations (usually associated with a morality that emphasizes adherence to established laws)
• Subtle bytmisleading or false application of reasoning; a quibbling or evasive way of making difficult desicions

• Declining of decaying (applied to a condition, things, or people).
• A person who is decaying metally or morally.
• A member of a group of nineteenth-cent. French and English artists who were inspired by artificial and morbid things

The parts of the world that lie west of Asia, esp. the countries of Querope and the western hemisphere

A relapse into a former habit, esp. criminal or antisocial behaviour

• L
• to move, to yield

To yield or surrender rights or possesions, usually ofiicially

• To consent; to agree
• To take office; to become a ruler

• The act of granting or yielding
• Permission by authority for special use, esp. the priviledge of setting up a business in a vertian place, or the place itself/

• To act on another's behalf.
• To mediate in a disput; to seek to reconcile differences

• L
• Spoils of war, plunder, booty

• Preying on other animals
• Plundering; esploiting or victimizing others

Destruction; plunder

• L
• to prick. to puncture

Precise; scupulous; attentive to details, esp of etiquette

Having a strong, biting taste or smell

Uneasiness caused by guilt; remorse; scruples

To omit; to delete; to obliterate.