| habitation | | occupancy. |
| acme | | a person that goes to a school. |
| dogma | | a cold dessert made of layers of fruit and custard. |
| scholar | | distress of mind caused by humiliation, disapointment, or failure. |
| peloton | | someone with mental issues. |
| diplomat | | a redish brown dye obtained from a plant. |
| bayou | | a storage place for military supplies. |
| ascertain | | To make certain. |
| cavalry | | a german secret-police agent. |
| henna | | the repetition of a intial consonant in two or more neighboring words or syllables. |
| nougat | | the purpose of doing good. |
| wanderlust | | the training of a horse. |
| bratwurst | | an opinion. |
| spectrum | | impulse toward wandering. |
| upbraid | | main body of riders in a bicycle race. |
| amnesia | | a small brook or creek |
| pentathlon | | the removal and examination or tissue. |
| parfait | | loss of memory due to head injury. |
| cordial | | fresh pork sausage. |
| biopsy | | a medieval chemical science. |
| alchemy | | A continuous range or sequence. |
| alliteration | | to get possesion of. |
| arsenal | | lamentably bad or serious. |
| dressage | | a combination of different fabrics and materials. |
| collage | | the highest point or stage. |
| procure | | sincerly or deeply felt. |
| benevolent | | candy filling usually in candy bars. |
| gestapo | | an athelic contest with five objectives. |
| lunatic | | one employed or skilled in diplomacy. |
| chagrin | | an army mounted on horseback. |
| woeful | | To critize severly. |