Chapter 17
to become dried out; to lose freshness
What is wither?
the state of being similar; something that is similar
What is likeness?
graceful or refined in appearance or behavior
What is elegant?
words or actions intended to make fun of or mock
What is ridicule?
to burn with hot liquid or steam
not fruitful; not reproducing
What is barren?
no longer sold or in wide use because it is out-of-date
What is obsolete?
in a sleeplike state
What is dormant?
laughter; joyfulness expressed through laughter
What is mirth?
to give further details of
What is expand?
to be filled; to occur with large numbers
What is teem?
to become less or weaker
What is decline?
to eject; to release, as from a container
What is expel?
based on what is right and proper
What is moral?
to add to what one has to bear
What is burden?
to be made up of; to contain
What is consist?
coming later; following
What is subsequent?
showing or taking great care or effort
What is painstaking?
awkward and hard to handle; unwieldy
What is cumbersome?
to hire the services of
What is retain?
simple or crude
What is primitive?
a feeling of great interest or excitement or the cause of such feelings
What is sensation?
amazing because it is very great or very large
What is stupendous?
to act in agreement with a rule or another's wishes
What is comply?
What is encounter?