Spill
Let something fall over the container. Tip over, overturn. (Verb)
Apothecary
An older word for a professional or tradesman similar to a pharmacist; medical chemist (British English).
Abundant
Plentiful, Copious, Sufficient, Bountiful, Inexhaustible. (Adjective)
Solitude
Loneliness, Solitariness, Quietness. (Noun)
Veracity
Accuracy, Correctness, Precision, Authenticity. (Noun)
Garbage
Trash, Rubbish, Litter, Waste Material. (Noun)
Accumulate
Gather, Collect, Assemble, Acquire. (Verb)
Shrug
Raise one’s shoulder to express indifference or ignorance. (Verb)
Notify
Inform, Announce, Declare. (Verb)
Gauze
A thin transparent fabric, usually made of cotton. Frequently used in bandages. (Noun)
Dim
Pale, Gloomy, Lacklustre. (Adjective)
Normative
Standard. (Adjective)
Bristling
Short, Stiff, and Spiky. (Adjective)
Correlation
Connection, Association, Link. (Noun)
Isolated
Solitary, Disconnected, Secluded, Solitary. (Adjective)
Procedure
Process, Method, Mechanism. (Noun)
Linger
Stay put, Remain. (Verb)
Determine
Decide, Ascertain. (Verb)
Assemble
Gather, Collect, Join. (Verb)
Verisimilitude
Resemblance to or approximation of the truth. (Noun)