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| Very old;early in history |
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| The usual weather conditions of a place |
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| to get someone to believe something or to do something; to win over |
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| to put up with; to continue in the same way for a long time |
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| to look quickly; to bounce off a surface and fly off to one side; a quick look |
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| rough or unpleasant to the sense; unkind in voice or behavior |
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| to fall quickly; to quickly throw oneself down or into something; the act of jumping in |
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| very high-priced; loved and adored |
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| able to move at quick speed; quick to respond |
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| to bring two or more parts together to make a whole |
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