| Term | Definition |
|---|
| volume | noun, 1) loudness, 2) the space taken up by something 3) a book that is part of a set |
| logical | adjective, reasonable, sensible. |
| spies | plural of spy noun, a person who secretly collects information. verb, (spied; spying) to secretly collect information. |
| observe | verb, (observed; observing) 1 to watch. 2) to notice. 3) to obey a law or keep a custom. 4) to make a remark; noun, observer. |
| pillars | plural of: pillar - noun, a tall post, often stone or wood. |
| reclaim | verb, 1) to seek the return of one's property. 2) to make something usable again. 3) to claim or get something back; noun, reclamation. |
| buildings | plural of building - noun, a construction e.g. houses, hotels, etc... |
| oaths | plural of oath, noun- a solemn promise. |
| willed | past tense of will - verb, to hope to try to make happen. |
| cement | noun, 1) a mixture of lime and clay used in building to make floors, join bricks together, etc... 2) a strong glue verb, to glue or stick together. |
| designed | past tense of:design - verb, to plan or sketch, noun, design, designer. |
| character | noun, 1) collective qualities e.g. appearance, personality. 2) purpose, 3) a person especially in a story or play; adjective, characteristic; verb, characterize. |
| purpose | noun, 1) reason for use. 2) what you intend to do; a plan or aim. 3) on purpose, intentionally; not by chance; adjective, purposeful; adverb, purposefully. |
| semicircle | noun, half a circle;adjective, semicircular. |
| vicious | adjective, (easy: vish-us) cruel; dangerously wicked or strong; adverb, viciously; noun viciousness. |
| swell | verb to get bigger or louder. noun, the rise and fall of the sea's surface. |
| engrossed | past tense of: engross - verb, to occupy fully; to absorb the attention of; adjective, engrossing. |
| whipping | present part of whip-verb, (whipped; whipping) 1) to hit a person or animal with a whip, 2) to beat cream, eggs etc... into a froth, 3) to move or take away suddenly, 4) (informal) to steal something; noun, whip. |
| devoted | adjective, loyal, loving, enthusiastic. |
| scurried | Past tense of scury - verb, (scurried; scurrying) to rush around. |
| fleets | Plural of fleet, noun - a group of ships, aircraft, or vehicles, owned by one country or company. |
| technique | noun, (say: tek-neek) the method of doing something skillfully. |
| aquiline | adjective, (of a nose) curved like an eagle's beak. |
| loosely | adverb; loose - adjective, 1) not tight; not firm. 2) not tied, 3) at a loose end, with nothing to do. |
| straps | plural of strap - noun, a flat strip of leather, cloth, etc.. for fastening things together or holding them in place. verb, (strapped; strapping) to fasten with a strap. |
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