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Volatility
(adj.) apt to become suddenly violent or dangerous
Surfeit
(noun) an excessive number or quantity of something, especially so much of it that people become sickened, repelled, or bored by it
Desiccate
(verb) to preserve foot by removing its moisture
Corral
(noun) history a temporary defensive enclosure formed by wagons arranged in a circle
Inundating
to overwhelm somebody with a huge quantity of things that must be dealt with
Indelible
(adj.) physically impossible to rub out, wash out, or alter
Creosote
(noun) a think yellowish-to-brown oily substance use: wood preservative
Arroyos
(noun) a steep-sided dry gulch in a desert area that is wet only after heavy rain
Meticulously
(adj.) extremely careful and precise
Burgeoning
(adj.) growing or expanding rapidly
Emanates
(verb) to come from or come out of somebody, something, or somewhere
Canted
(noun) boring talk filled with clichés and platitudes
Hegira
(noun) the withdrawal of the Prophet Muhammad from Mecca to Medina to escape persecution
Astute
(adj.) shrewd and discerning , especially where personal benefit is to be derived
Eremitic
(noun) a hermit, especially one who lives alone for religious reasons
Ephemeral
(adj.) lasting for only a short period of time and leaving Period 2 Words vocab - Google Docsno permanent trace
Mercurial
(adj.) relating to the Roman god Mercury
Succor
(noun) help or relief for somebody or something in a difficult or unpleasant situaltion
Cavorting
(verb) to behave in a physically lively and uninhibited way
Sojourn
(noun) a short stay at a place