Old Words
A regular practice or activity, or the hat worn by a nun.
What is a habit?
To remove the head from a creature
What is decapitate?
Invented by Philo Farnsworth and others, this device receives signals from a broadcasting station and delivers moving pictures to another device far away.
What is a television?
To trouble or annoy someone with frequent or persistent requests or interruptions - often performed by younger siblings
What is pester?
To travel or sail around the entirety of a something spherical like the Earth
What is circumnavigate?
Describes an ink, paint, or idea that cannot be erased
What is indelible?
Past tense - to eat or consume hungrily or quickly
What is devoured?
The feeling that you have experienced something before, but you haven't - like this definition
What is déjà vu?
Cannot be seen
What is invisible?
A severe lack of food in a large area or country
What is famine?
A male person overly concerned with their looks, or a way of saying something is fine.
What is a dandy?
A woodwind instrument made out of brass and often used in TV theme songs from the seventies and eighties.
What is a saxaphone?
To fall behind in terms of movement or progress
What is lag?
Having an inflated opinion of one's own looks or abilities
What is vain?
To try to be like everyone else, or for an object to take the same shape as others
What is conform?
A person that gets from place to place by walking
What is a pedestrian?
Acting without emotion or reaction
What is impassively?
A doctor that works on people's feet
What is a podiatrist?
A set group of people that meet regularly to make decisions
What is a committee?
A small, shapeless mass of stuff, usually food
What is a dollop?
Either to attract sincere attention or a metal peg used to hold large pieces of metal together.
What is a rivet?
A person's outward behavior or way that they carry themself.
What is demeanor?
A liquid that has magical or mystical benefits
What is an elixir?
The quality of being open and honest
What is candor?
Untidy or disorderly - usually hair and clothing
What is disheveled?