| acquire |
to get or come to have as one's own. |
| address |
a formal speech or talk. |
| amuse |
to hold the interest of in a pleasant way; entertain. |
| ban |
to forbid or have an official rule against; prohibit. |
| circular |
having a round shape or outline. |
| discontent |
not satisfied; unhappy. |
| exhibition |
a public showing of art, crafts, products, or skills. |
| flutter |
to wave rapidly back and forth or up and down. |
| governor |
a person who leads a state of the United States or some other political unit. |
| impostor |
a person who cheats or tricks others by pretending to be another person. |
| insane |
having a disease of the mind; crazy; mad. |
| prove |
to show to be true or correct. |
| stake1 |
a sharpened or pointed post that is driven into the ground. Stakes can be used to mark a place or to support something. |
| vain |
not leading to a desirable or lasting effect. |
| whole |
having the entire amount or length. |