Mortar
pg. 3
(noun)
a mixture of sand, water, and cement, or lime that is used to fix or seal bricks or stones to each other
Requisite
pg. 1
(adjective)
necessary by particular situations or regulations
Contagious
pg. 49
(adjective)
able to spread from one person or organism to another through some sort of contact; likely to be able to spread
Persona
pg. 101
(noun)
the aspect of someone's character that is perceived by others; a role or character adopted by someone
Mutter
pg. 109
(noun) or (verb)
to say something in a low, quiet voice, especially in dissatisfaction or annoyance; something said in such a way
Grimace
pg. 116
(noun) or (verb)
to make twisted expression on one's face, usually expressing disgust or pain; such a facial expression
Vacant
pg. 124
(adjective)
empty or unoccupied; of a person: showing no interest or emotion
Scenario
pg. 142
(noun)
a possible sequence of events or a potential situation
Impression
pg. 143
(noun)
a mark left on a surface by something or someone
Copse
pg. 149
(noun)
a small group of trees
Vivid
pg. 173
(adjective)
producing powerful, clear, or even realistic images, particularly in the mind
Deluge
pg. 175
(noun)
a flooding
Elicit
pg. 184
(verb)
to draw out a reaction from someone
Murmur
pg. 186
(noun) or (verb)
to say something in a low, soft, almost inaudible voice; something said in such a way
Obstacle
pg. 207
(noun)
a thing that blocks the way or prevents progress
Cubicle
pg. 223
(noun)
a small area of a room that is partitioned off, often used as an office in a workplace
Mangled
pg. 223
(adjective)
severely disfigured through hard physical action
Adrenaline
pg. 230
(noun)
a hormone secreted by the adrenal glands in the human body during situations of stress; the hormone prepares the body's muscles for running or fighting and other extreme actions
Avalanche
pg. 296
(noun)
a sudden event that comes in an overwhelming amount
Dawn
pg. 321
(verb)
to become evident or clear (to someone, to someone's mind)
