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| absurd | adj. so unreasonable as to be laughable; foolish or silly. |
| accomplish | v. To do something by making an effort; to complete successfully. n. Something requiring skill and determination that is completed successfully. |
| ascend | v. to rise, usually in a steady way. |
| dense | adj. Tightly packed; crowded together. 2. Thick; hard to see through. 3. Stupid, thichheaded. |
| experiment | n. A test to prove or discover something. v. 1. To carry out experiments. 2. To try out new ideas or activities. |
| flimsy | adj. Easily damaged or broken; not strongly made. 2. Not believable. |
| heroic | adj. 1. Very brave; showing great courage. 2. Showing great determination; requiring enormous effort. |
| lumber | n. wood that has been sawed into boards. v. To move in a clumsy or heavy way. |
| mimic | v. 1. To copy or imitate closely. 2. To make fun of imitating. n. One who can imitate sounds, speech, or actions. |
| significant | adj. Important; full of meaning. n. The quality of being important or of giving meaning. |
| soar | v. 1. To fly high in the sky. 2. To rise suddenly and rapidly. |
| spectator | n. A person who watches an activity; an onlooker. |
| suspend | v. 1. To hang while attached to something above. 2. To stop for a while before going on. 3. To bar from working, attending, or taking part for a while. |
| terminate | v. To bring or to come to an end. |
| unwieldly | adj. Hard to handle or control because of large size or heaviness. |
