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| arachnid | arthropod with four pairs of legs, lung-like sacs or breathing tubes and body divided into two segments |
| cereal | relating to grain or the plants that produce |
| cerebral | of the upper, main part of the brain of vertebrate animals |
| cloth | a woven, knitted, or pressed fabric of fibrous material |
| echo | the repeating of a sound, produced by reflection of sound waves from a surface |
| electricity | a form of energy generated by friction, induction, or chemical, and radiant effects |
| Herculean | requiring tremendous strength; strong |
| hygiene | a science concerned with maintaining or establishing good health |
| hypnosis | a sleeplike condition physically induced, usually by another person |
| iridescent | rainbow-like, colorful |
| jovial | jolly, hearty, joyful |
| lunatic | insane, extremely foolish |
| mercurial | changeable, swift |
| narcissistic | self-absorbed; exceedingly vain; conceited; in love with oneself |
| nemesis | a deadly adversary; enemy |
| panic | wild, frightful chaos; inexplicable terror |
| phoenix | something that is reborn from its own destruction |
| rumor | an unconfirmed report |
| saturnine | gloomy; taciturn; depressed |
| somnambulate | to walk while asleep; sleepwalking |
| tantalize | to torment or tease with unattainable things |
| thespian | relating to drama; actor, actress |
| titanic | powerful, huge, colossal, massive |
| volcano | a vent in the Earth's crust through which rocks, dust, ash, or molten rock in the form of liquid magma is ejected |
| stentorian | extremely loud |
