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noun; a cry of pain and agony
noun; a sudden violent wind, often with rain and snow. |
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| noun; a long, angry speech |
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| adj; lacking the quality of shine |
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| verb; to take great pleasure or delight |
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| verb; to go around or avoid an issue; to go along the edge of something. |
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| noun; the strong tissue that connects the muscles to bones |
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| noun; a hiding place, especially in the ground for concealing provisions (materials) or implements (tools) |
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| verb; to roll about or lie in water, snow, dust, mud, or as refreshment |
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| verb; to signal, direct by a gesture from your hand or head. |
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| noun; the quality of being ineffective or useless |
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| noun; a state of rest or balance due to equal action of opposing forces. |
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adjective/ verb past tense; to cover or hide from view
Hint: think of the grim reaper! |
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| adverb; something done in a shameless or impudent (disrespectful) way |
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| adj; a gloomy state of mind, especially when habitual or prolonged depression. |
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| adjective; gloomily lit; dark, shadowy |
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