archipelago

(noun)

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1. A large group of islands.

2. A body of water containing a large number of islands.

I would like to go to archipelago and visit.

careen

(verb)

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 1. To rush headlong, often with a swerving or lurching motion.

2. To cause to lean or tip to one side (as a ship)

If the waves get to bad out there in the ocean the ships will careen. 

cavalier

(adjective)

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Showing an offhand or carefree disregret; arrogant.

I was cavalier  to everyone that came by.

contiguous

(adjective)

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Sharing a boundary; being very close or in contact; adjacent.

Lake is contiguous to Forrest. 

correlate

(noun)

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To connect related things; to bring things into proper relation with one another. 

I correlate with alot of people.

etymology

(noun)

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1. The history of a word.

2. The science that studies such histories.

I know alot of etymology.

frenetic

(adjective)

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Wildly excited;frantic.

The football games are usually frenetic.

kinetic

(adjective)

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Relating to motion.

A roller coaster produces kinetic enery.

presage

(verb)

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To foretell; to warn or indicate in advance.

The dark clouds presage for a storm to come in.

pulverize

(verb)

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1. To crush or grind into dust or powder.

2. To demolish.

I pulverize all of the ants.

recondite

(adjective)

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Difficult to understand;abstruse.

School is recondite to me.

repulse

(verb)

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1. To repel; to drive back.

2. To reject in a cool or distant manner.

The north and south repulse each other.

seismic

(aadjective)

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1. Causssed by or having to do with earthquakes.

2. Having powerful and widespread effects.

Scienceist have figured out why seismeic happens.

undulate

(verb)

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1. To form or move in waves.

2. To have a wavelike appearance or motion.

Sound undulate everytime noise is made.

upheaval

(noun)

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1. A radical or violent change.

2. A forceful lifting or warping from beneath.

There was an upheaval in Utah.