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Words
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Meanings
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| customary | usual |
| hazy | misty; smoky; unclear |
| wasp | an insect with a slender* body and powerful sting |
| solitary | alone; single; only |
| drench | wet thoroughly; soak |
| popular | liked by most people |
| torrent | any violent, rushing stream; flood |
| cinema | moving picture |
| eliminate | get rid of; remove; omit |
| dwindle | become smaller and smaller; shrink |
| violent | acting or done with strong, rough force |
| variety | lack of sameness; a number of different things |
| vandal | person who or ignorantly destroys or damages beautiful things |
| prejudice | an opinion formed without taking time and care to judge fairly; to harm or injure |
| sacred | worthy of respect; holy |
| exaggerate | make something greater than it is; overstate |
| culprit | offender; person guilty of a fault or crime |
| kneel | go down on one's knees; remain on the knees |
| recent | done, made, or not long ago |
| pacify | make calm; quiet down; bring peace to |