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abut

(v) to join at one end or be next to;


to support, prop up

attire

(n) clothes, apparel, garb


(v) to dress, adorn, or bedeck

avail

(v) to be of use or benefit to; to make


use of; to take advantage of; to profit


or benefit


(n) use, benefit, or value

crony

(n) a very close friend, chum, buddy

cryptic

(adj) puzzling, mystifying, or enigmatic

divergent

(adj) going in different directions;


different from each other; departing


from convention, deviant

enmity

(n) hatred, ill-will

fervent

(adj) very earnest, emotional,


passionate; extremely hot

gaunt

(adj) thin and bony, starved looking;


bare, barren

infiltrate

(v) to pass through or gain entrance to


gradually or stealthily

nullify

(v) to make of no value or


consequence, cancel, wipe out

perceptible

(adj) capable of being grasped by


the senses or mind

plummet

(v) to plunge straight down


(n) a weight fastened to a line

proclaim

(v) to declare publicly or officially

proxy

(n) an agent, substitute; a written


permission allowing one person


to act in another's place

rankle

(v) to cause anger, irritation, or bitterness


(with the suggestion that the pain grows


worse with time)

scavenger

(n) a person who collects or removes


usable items from waste materials;


an animal that feeds on refuse or


dead bodies

stint

(v) to limit, be sparing or frugal


(n) a limit or restriction; a fixed share


of work or duty; a period of activity

stoical

(adj) self-controlled, not showing


feeling in response to pressure or pain

unflagging

(adj) tireless, continuing with vigor