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| bluster | v. To talk in a loud and bullying manner. n. Loud, boastful or threatening talk or communication. |
| blustering | adj. Blowing loudly and violently. |
| council | n. A group of people who meet to decide or paln something. |
| dwell | v. 1. To live or reside. 2. To keep thinking about. |
| dwelling | n. A house of home. |
| exterminate | v. To kill or destroy completely. |
| fee | n. A fixed sum of money charged. |
| garment | n. Any piece of clothing. |
| infest | v. To overrun in a way that causes harm or annoyance. |
| insist | v. To take a stand and hold firmly to it. |
| insistent | adj. Unyielding; firm. |
| paltry | adj. Very small and worthless. |
| peculiar | adj. 1. Odd; strange. 2. Limited to a person, country, group , or thing. |
| rash | n. 1. A breaking out of red spots on the skin. 2. A series of outbreaks. adj. Too hasty or reckless. |
| revenge | n. 1. The desire to return harm for harm done. 2. The act of paying back wrong done. v. To get even for a wrong done. |
| rodent | n. An animal with sharp teeth from grawing. adj. Of or relating to rodents. |
| swarm | v. To move in large numbers. n. A large, moving crowd or mass. |
| vat | n. A large container used for holding liquids. |
