Adjective /(noun)
Noun /(adj)
Verb /(noun)
Noun/Adjective
verb/noun
100

Savage ;fierce.

The state or quality of being fierce.

Ferocious / ferocity

100

A flesh eating animal.

Flesh eating.

Carnivore / carnivores / carnivorous

100

To understand.

The act of understanding; the ability to understand.

Comprehend / comprehension

100

Very large; like a giant in size.

gigantic

200
1. No longer existing or living.

2. No longer active. 


Extinct

200

1. A person from whom one is descended.

2. An early kind of animal from which later ones have developed; a forerunner.

ancestor / ancestors

200

1. To save; to keep from harm; to protect.

2. To keep from rotting or spoiling.

Preserve

200

Choice, something that is available as a choice.

Left to choice.

Option / Optional

200

A long journey by see or in space.

To make a journey by se or in space.

Voyage / voyaged

300

Easy to see and understand; obvious, clear.

Evident

300
A very strong wind.


A loud outburst.

gale / gales

300

To break off.

To cut in two.

Sever

300

A feeling or expression of great joy.

Very happy.

Jubilation / jubilant

300

To calculate or direct the movement of a ship or aircraft.

The science or practice of navigating

navigate / navigation / navigated

400

A longing for a certain time in the past.

Having feelings of nostalgia

Nostalgia / nostalgic

400

1. The path over which something moves.

2. A way of acting or behaving.

3. A subject or set of subjects to be studied.

Course

400
To make or become strong again.


To bring back into use or fashion.

Revive

400

The apparent line in the distance where the sky meets the sea or land.

Going straight across from side to side.

Horizon / horizontal

400

To lose hope.

A total lack of hope.

Despair / despaired

500

Not exactly, but closer enough to be reasonable correct. 

Approximate

500

The place to which something or someone is going.

Destination

500

To make or become worse.

Deteriorate

500

1. Able to give a correct reading or measurement.

2. Without mistakes or errors in facts.

accurate

500

To leave; to go away from a place.

The act of leaving.

Depart / departure