| abuncance | | to amaze or bewilder |
| heard | | once in a while |
| parallelism | | to lie to, to prevaricate |
| Quarter | | to have more than one choice |
| wear | | the simplest form of something |
| genius | | a great deal of something |
| schedule | | better oneself by learning a skill or improving the mind |
| temperature | | causing harm through a lack of action |
| immediately | | risings up to resist the accepted order |
| Married | | to detect through the ears |
| negligence | | to plan activities or events |
| fascinate | | money, or something of monetary value |
| decieve | | not in the ordinary |
| capital | | one-fourth of something |
| Rebellions | | to grade th eamount of heat or lack of it |
| occasional | | Joined together |
| education | | one who is percieved to be smarter than most |
| variety | | not at present, in the future |
| know | | something that shadows another |
| Later | | to be informed or to understand |
| basic | | right now, PDQ, ASAP |
| unusual | | to use as an outer garment or to use |