| ammunition |
the objects fired from any weapon, or material that can be exploded. Bullets, bombs, and gunpowder are types of ammunition. |
| bleed |
to lose blood. |
| cruise |
to travel at the same speed for a while. |
| decode |
to change the symbols in a secret language into ordinary language; decipher. |
| democratic |
relating to or demonstrating the belief that all people should be treated equally. |
| ease |
freedom from pain, worry, or hard work. |
| exceptional |
different, unusual, or out of the ordinary. |
| instruction |
the act of giving knowledge; teaching. |
| ledge |
a narrow part like a shelf that comes out of a wall. |
| nonprofit |
of a business, not established to make more money than is necessary to pay employees and to remain in operation. |
| pillar |
a tall column shaped like a cylinder that is used to support a structure or to serve as a decoration or monument. |
| pollute |
to make dirty or harmful to health by mixing in or adding waste material. |
| suspect |
one who is believed to have committed a crime or done something wrong. |
| twinge |
a sudden, sharp pain that does not last long. |
| vice |
wicked, evil, or criminal behavior. |