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aloof 1. at a distance; apart 2. reticent; indifferent; disinterested defect 1. a shortcoming, fault, or imperfection 2. a lack or want 3.to desert a cause or country in order to adopt another ensnare to capture in, or involve in, a snare mar 1. to impair or soil 2. to disfigure, deface, or scar plunder 1. to rob of goods or valuables by open force 2. to rob or fleece 3. to take wrongfully 4. spoilation 5. loot; what is taken in plundering 6.anything taken by robbery or theft shun to keep away from domesticate 1. to tame 2. to adapt a plant as to be cultivated and beneficial to human beings 3. to accustom to home life or affairs 4. to take for one's use or purposes 5. to make more ordinary 6. to be domestic feral 1. wild 2. having reverted to the wild state 3. brutal 4. causing death forage 1. food for horses or cattle 2. the looking or obtaining of food 3. a raid 4. to look for provisions 5. rummage 6. to make a raid 7. to plunder 8. to supply with forage 9. to obtain by foraging herbivorous feeding mainly on plants omnivore 1. someone or something that is omnivorous 2. an omnivorous animal thicket a thick or dense growth of shrubs, bushes, or small trees beguiling 1. charming or fascinating 2. using slyness to delude someone besmirched 1. to soil, tarnish, or discolor 2. to detract from the honor of gregarious 1. fond of the company of others; sociable 2. living in flocks or herds as animals 3. (BOTANY) growing in open clusters or colonies; not matted together 4. pertaining to a flock or herd intrepid resolutely fearless matriarch 1. the female head of a a family or tribal line 2. a woman who is the founder or dominant member of a community or group 3. a venerable old woman reclusive 1. living in seclusion 2. solitary throng 1. a crowd 2. a great number of things crowded together 3.pressure, as of work 4.to go in larger numbers 5. to crowd upon 6. to fill 7. to assemble a crowd 8. to fill by crowding into 9. crowded 10. busy archipelago 1. a large group or chain of islands 2. any large body of water with many island embark 1. to board a vehicle 2. to start an enterprise 3. to involve someone in an enterprise 4. to invest something in an enterprise 5. to go on a quest exodus a departure refugee 1. a person bieng held prisoner 2.a person who flees for refuge/safety 3. political refugee steppe an extensive plain, especially one without trees terrain a tract of land