| devour |
to eat or swallow in a greedy way. |
| gimmick |
a clever device or idea whose only purpose is to get a customer's attention. |
| insist |
to be firm about something; refuse to give up. |
| pace |
rate of movement. |
| popularity |
the condition of being liked or approved of by many people. |
| prophecy |
a prediction or warning of future events. |
| quarrel |
an angry argument or disagreement. |
| rehearsal |
the act or process of practicing for a play, concert or other performance. |
| stretch |
to spread out or reach out to the full length in order to make loose and flexible. |
| strictly |
strongly; absolutely. |
| summit |
the highest part; peak. |
| tax |
a sum of money paid to a government, which the government uses to pay for its services to the people and to maintain itself. |
| transatlantic |
going or reaching across the Atlantic Ocean. |
| trudge |
to walk in a heavy way with much effort or weariness. |
| upholstery |
materials used to cover furniture. |