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Definition:
severe
Harsh or threatening
bounty
1. Money given as a reward for capturing someone or something 2. Something given generously
ignite
1. to catch fire 2. to set in motion
chaos
Complete confusion and disorder
bawl
To cry very loudly
drought
1. A long period of time in which there is very little or no rain2. A shortage of something
gripe
To complain about something trivial, petty or insignificant
commentary
1. spoken or written discussion in which people express opinions about someone or something2. a spoken description of an event (such as a sports contest) as it is happening
steady
1. Direct or sure in movement2. Focused, not disturbed
chafe
To irritate or annoy
quench
1. To satisfy one's thirst or desire2. To extinquish
strive
To make a great effort to do or get something
leisure
time when you are not working : time when you can do whatever you want to do
writhe
To twist and turn your body violently because you are in great pain.
grime
Dirt or greasy soot
bleary
Very tired and unable to see clearly
infantile
Childish or silly behavior
snarl
To say something in an angry, bad tempered voice with visible display of teeth.
rattle
to make quick, short sounds typically as a result of moving, shaking, or striking repeatedly against a hard surface
parched
1. Very dry especially because of hot weather and no rain or moisture 2. Very thirsty
brittle
Easy to break or crack
throng
To gather in a group or crowd
spellbound
Giving all of your attention to something or someone, as if by magic.
mercy
Compassion toward someone who could harm or punish you
procession
A group of people walking in a line for an event
charred
Badly burnt and blackened by fire or heat
mottled
Marked with spots or smears of color
festered
A sore that has grown because of infection
probe
To investigate thoroughly
betrothal
Formally engaged to be married
diversification
to change something so that is has more different kinds of people or things; to make something more diverse
sparse
Few and scattered
besiege
To surround aggressively
petulant
Bad tempered and unreasonable because you did not get something you wanted
foretell
To predict; to describe something before it happens
seer
A person that predicts things that will happen in the future; a fortune teller
bribe
persuade (someone) to act in one's favor, typically illegally or dishonestly, by a gift of money
ransom
a sum of money or other payment demanded or paid for the release of a prisoner.