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to use ambiguous language, esp. in order to deceive;
to avoid giving a direct answer |
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| impossible to call back or retract |
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| to call forth or stimulate a feeling or action |
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| making noise or emphatic outcries |
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| calling forth memories and feelings |
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| a special calling toone's life work |
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to plead;
to supplicate
(invocation n.) |
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in an understone;
an aside |
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| harsh or unpleasant sound |
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| relating to sounds of spoken language |
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| referring to a style of music in which 2 or more melodies are sung or played against each other in harmony |
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each part has its own melody
eg. wrok of madrigals |
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| a usually long and complex musical composition for orchestra |
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| combination of pleasing sounds |
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| having to do with curing diseases |
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| someone in charge of something where things are in exhibit, such as museum or zoo |
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to get possession of
obtain |
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| a job or position requiring little work but usually providing some income |
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| the bondary or distance around a body or figure |
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surrounding the teeth
concerning the tissue around the teeth |
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having to do with talking;
moving from place to place |
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| an optical device for looking around |
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| the body function that moves food around the intestine |
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the point in orbit of a heavenly body when it is closest to the earth
(opposite is APOGEE) |
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| the point in the earth's orbit around the sun that brings it closest to the sun |
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