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 avalanche | a dangerous slide of snow down a mountain |
| sever | to separate, divide into parts |
| invalid | sickly or disabled person |
| ram | male sheep; crowd or pack to capacity; force into |
| loom | a machine or device for weaving cloth; hang over, as of something threatening |
| eternal | lasting for an indefinitely long period of time |
| drake | male duck |
| prohibit | To stop one from doing something; prevent |
| fluid | easily flowing, subject to change |
| physician | a doctor |
| impair | make worse or less effective |
| stagnant | not moving |
| fleet | a group of warships organized as a tactical unit, moving very fast; move along rapidly and lightly |
| consume | use up (resources or materials) |
| sleek | well-groomed and neatly tailored |
| hummock | small hill |
| clamor | noise, shouting |
| immense | very large or great; beyond ordinary means of measurement |
| lagoon | shallow body of water partly cut off from the sea by a strip of land |
| stampede | cause to run in panic |
| infinite | having no limits or boundaries in time or space or extent or magnitude |
| grove | A group of trees growing together with open space between them. |
| fracture | the act of cracking something |
| severe | serious or extreme in nature |
| origin | an event that is a beginning |