noun

sirrocos(plural)

1)A hot, dry, dustladen wind blowing from northern Africa and affectingparts of southern Europe.

2)a warm sulty south or southeastwind accompanied by rain, occuring in the sae regions 

adjective

condescending or presumptious;overbearing

verb

recurred(past) recuring(present)

1)to occur again

2)to return to the mind

3)to come up again for consideration, as a question

4)to have recourse

noun

1)a room or place where food is kept

2)a suply of food

adjective

1)having or showing great warmth or intensity of spirit, feeling enthusiasm

verb

1)to draw out or bring fourth

noun

1)A radiance surrounding the head or the whole figure in the reprsentation of a sacred personage

adjective

1)fixed in a certain direction; steadily directed

2)firm in porpous

verb

authorized(past) authorizing(present)

1)to give authority to or official power to; empower

noun

1)a deep immeasurable space, gulf, or cavity, vast chasm

adjective

profounder, profoundest

1)penetrating or entering deeply into subjects of thought or knowledge;having deep insight or understandin

noun

1)a tube used to carry liquid from one container to a container on a lower level

noun

1)a person who carries a torch

2)the leader in a movement or a campaign

adjective

1)filled with instense feeling, or passion

verb

1)to instigate or foster, or promote the developement

noun

1)a direct route traeled quickly

adjective

1)dreamily or wistfully thought

2)expressing or revealing thoughtfuness 

verb

1)to show or feel a lively triamphant or joy

verb

caviled,caviling

1)to raise trivial or irritating objections, find fault unneccesarily

adjective

1)characterized by or in a state of uproar

2)very funny as a person or situation

3)very loud

noun

1)a breed, species, group, or kind

noun

1)the land lying behind a coastal area

2)an island supplying goods, especially trading goods to a port

adjective

primmer,primmest

a1)formally precise or proper

verb

primmed, primming

v1)to draw up the face in a affectedly nice or precise way

v2)to make prim, as in appearence 

verb

trampled, trampling 

1)to tread and steap heavily, or noisily

2)to tread heavily, roughly, or crushingly

noun

1)an artificial channel for conducting water, often using a gate at the upper end for regulating the flow

2)the body of water held back or controlled by a sluice gate