Nouns I
a wild rush of animals or people, usually when frightened
stampede
a flower or group of flowers; the state or time of flowering
blossom
to move by pulling, dragging, or carting, sometimes in a vehicle; to apply force to transport something
haul
to make a surprise attack from a hidden place
ambush
ready to fall asleep, sleepy
drowsy
steamy or heavy with moisture; moist or damp
humid
something, such as money, that is promised for a good cause; a promise to fulfill an agreement
pledge
a person or group that goes first to explore, open, prepare, or settle an area; someone who breaks new ground, as in science or ideas
pioneer
to get or gain through some effort
obtain
to stretch out, make or last longer; to give or offer
extend
coming each year; once a year; lasting a year
annual
having value, importance, or worth; good enough for
worthy
an agreement or understanding that can be enforced by law
contract
an object made long ago; something made in the past
antique
to hold back care or attention; to fail to follow through
neglect
to draw attention to something else, cause to turn aside; to disturb
distract
not used, filled, or lived in; without thought or expression
vacant
to strike against each other with force; to clash
collide
something that is carried, a load; something that is very hard to bear
burden
a plan, set of rules, or way to act; a written insurance contract
policy
to agree to or approve; to give permission
consent
pirited, carefree, or noisy fun; something that suggests merry play
romp
needing or demanding immediate action or attention
urgent
of high birth or rank; outstanding; of good moral character
noble
a family member who lived at an earlier time
ancestor
a terrible event that brings great damage or suffering; a great loss
disaster
to give in or give way; to produce or bring forth
yield
to enter or force a way through or into; to see into
penetrate
beginning or first
initial
showy in appearance; brave; showing courtesy; very attentive to
gallant