| dormitory |
a building with many bedrooms, often lived in by students. Many colleges have dormitories. |
| education |
the act or work of learning or training. |
| narrate |
to tell the tale or give an account of; relate. |
| observation |
the act or an instance of perceiving the environment through one of the senses. |
| origin |
the point or place from which something comes; source. |
| plunge |
to thrust into something soft or liquid. |
| receipt |
the act or fact of receiving. |
| replacement |
a person or thing that takes the position of another or takes over the function of another. |
| roost |
a perch on which birds rest or sleep, or a place containing such perches. |
| shaggy |
having long, rough hair or something like hair. |
| symptom |
a sign of something. |
| tighten |
to make more secure or more securely fastened. |
| treasure |
money or valuable items that have been collected or stored up. |
| universe |
all matter and energy; all existing things, including the earth and heavens. |
| vast |
very large in size or area. |