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| gulf | (n) a large body of sea or ocean partially enclosed by land |
| waft | (v) to carry or propel lightly through the air |
| lenient | (adj) not harsh or severe in disciplining or punishing |
| crevice | (n) a narrow opening caused by a crack or split |
| glaze | (n) to give a hard glossy finish or coating to; a film or coating |
| intricate | (adj) full of elaborate detail |
| charade | (n) a pretense or fiction that can be seen through readily |
| enlighten | (v) to make clear to the facts or nature of something |
| ornate | (adj) heavily ornamented or adorned, often to excess |
| tyrant | (n) any ruler who exercises authority in an oppressive manner |
| deceive | (v) to make believe what is not true; delude or mislead |
| slick | (adj) slimy to smooth, glide; to make smart, neat or tidy |
| moan | (v) to complain, lament, or grieve |
| bawl | (v) to shout or call out noisily; bellow; yell |
| uneventful | (adj) with no outstanding or unusual event |
| luster | (n) the quality condition or act of shining by reflected light; gloss; sheen |
| ascend | (v) to go up; move upward, rise |
| easygoing | (adj) dealing with things in a relaxed manner |
| mutiny | (n) revolt against and often forceable resistance to constituted authority |
| pollute | (v) to make unclean, impure or corrupt |
| forceful | (adj) full of force, powerful, vigorous |
| decay | (v) to lose strength, soundness, and health; to waste away; to rot |
| taint | (v) to affect with something physically injurious |
| serene | (adj) peaceful and calm; clear, bright, unclouded |
| uprising | (n) an outbreak against a government; revolt |
