| convince |
to cause to believe or accept (often followed by "of"). |
| disability |
something that makes a person unable to do certain things that most people can do. |
| entrance1 |
a doorway or other place through which one goes in. |
| gash |
a long and deep cut, such as a wound. |
| gloom |
lack of light; darkness. |
| hypnosis |
a condition like sleep that is caused by the direction of another person. People under hypnosis may do or say things as directed or suggested by the person who has put them in this condition. |
| medal |
a flat, small piece of metal that has a design or words stamped on it, used as an honor or reward. |
| parade |
a public procession of people, marching bands, or vehicles in front of spectators as part of a celebration or ceremony. |
| sag |
to sink, hang, or bend downward in the middle. |
| scrap1 |
a small bit, such as a piece left over or thrown away. |
| snag |
a sharp or jagged projection upon which something can be caught or torn. |
| success |
a person or thing that does or goes well. |
| talon |
a claw of a bird or animal. |
| thorough |
leaving nothing out; complete. |
| tumor |
a mass of extra tissue that grows in or on the body. Some tumors are harmful. |