emanate
come out from a source
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come out from a source
joking when seriousness is expected
repeat a process with improvements
a long musical work for voices and orchestra
lasting bitter resentment
lean or lie back
the aquatic young of a frog
extreme greed for wealth
change shape in a damaging way
a person considered slow at learning
stated or apparent but possibly not real
the first public showing of a performance
an elected law officer in a county
someone new to a profession or team
a recognized body of important works
the system and practice of directing an organization
a person's usual habit
a Christian minister who leads a congregation
a rectangular arrangement of numbers or data
the smallest separate quantity of certain physical energy
clear evidence of a quality or achievement
the last part of a performance
a fictional creature that feeds on blood
a traditional song associated with Christmas
an unmanned aircraft controlled remotely
relating to sound or hearing
soldiers who fight on foot
a small group of trees
a long spear carried by a mounted soldier
kill someone illegally by a mob without trial
a group of three performers
a spicy root used in cooking
legal action in court
a star that suddenly becomes much brighter
although
a building where Muslims worship
a nobleman of a certain rank
a person who protects a park or forest
officially end a law or rule
a tree with distinctive lobed leaves
a flavoring from the vanilla plant
a wise person
sports and physical competitions
a person regarded as an expert or teacher
a small horse
soldiers who historically fought on horseback
a hard green ornamental stone
appearing like a ghost
a serious criminal offense
a personal account of one's experiences
a person who hosts or introduces a program
see something remarkable
extremely frightening or unpleasant
relating to scientific investigation of crime
a simple sugar used by the body for energy
a ring of light around an object
relating to medical care for animals
official permission
a prolonged state of deep unconsciousness
a condition causing difficulty breathing
a formal promise or agreement
swelling and redness from injury or infection
unreasonably fearful of being harmed
a sacred place of worship or remembrance
add fuel to a fire
ability to understand another person's feelings
introductory training for a new role
slippery and smooth
a decorative band worn around the wrist
all genetic material in an organism
look quickly or secretly
a playful trick
a gun or other portable shooting weapon
a flat sign with writing used to commemorate
dry material that catches fire easily
a disease outbreak across many countries
the process of obtaining goods for an organization
friendly and helpful feelings
marking the start of an official term
a person gaining practical work experience
a padded surface for sleeping
owned and controlled by a particular company
extremely serious or urgent
making something as effective as possible
the top of a hill or wave
a small explosive weapon thrown by hand
the position of leadership or control
the beginning of something
a public statement of political plans
a place where monks live
a central connection between things
a large wild cat often with dark fur
a small stick used by a conductor
a collection of written or spoken language for study
isolation to prevent disease spreading
a hidden supply of goods
an official order issued by authority
a quick light movement
increase as much as possible
a raised platform for a speaker or winner