| Term | Definition |
|---|
| Pathetic | Arousing pity, sorrow, etc. |
| Fallacy | A mistaken idea; error |
| Pathetic Fallacy | In Literature, the attribution of human feelings and characteristics to inanimate things |
| Sphere | Any round body having the surface equally distant from the center at all points; globe |
| Cello | An instrument of the violin family, between the viola and double bass in size and pitch |
| Rue | 1. To feel regret for a sin, fault, Etc. 2. To regret |
| Luminous | 1. Giving off light; bright 2. Clear; readily understood |
| Conspicuous | 1. Easy to see 2. Outstanding, striking |
| Ludicrous | Causing laughter because absurd or ridiculous |
| Girth | The circumference, as of a tree trunk |
| Pallid | Faint in color; pale |
| Chisel | To swindled or get by swindling |
| Granite | A hard, grainy, igneous rock that contains mostly Quartz and Feldspar |
| Rife | 1. Widespread 2. Abounding |
| Panacea | A supposed remedy for all illnesses |
| Anachronism | Anything out of its historical time |
| Belligerent | Ready to fight or quarrel |
| Bluster | 1. to blow stormily; said of wind 2.to speak in a noisy, swaggering manner |
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