1
To give up a high office
A
Abdicate
One who protects
G
Guardian
To forgive, to free from legal punishment
P
Pardon
Something that causes great damage or harm
D
Disaster
To look into closely, to study in great detail
I
Investigate
To take for granted; to suppose
A
Assume
To lift or raise, especially using a rope
H
Hoist
To make known publicly, to announce
P
Proclaim
To run away from danger
F
Flee
To move forward or to one side suddenly
L
Lurch
To do something badly or without skill
B
Bungle
To stop or seize something while its on its way somewhere.
S
Seize
To annoy or make angry
P
Provoke
A crack or break in metal or bone
F
Fracture
Great in size, number, or importance
M
Major
To rule or control, to have a very important place or position
D
Dominate
J
Jubilee
To rule as a king or queen
R
Reign
Great in size or extent
I
Immense
Small; unimportant
M
Minor
Coming before in time; having been at an earlier time
F
Former
Related by birth or marriage
K
Kin
Public disorder or violence
R
Riot
Very strong, great
I
Intense
To make rigid with terror; to terrify
P
Petrify