| comfort |
to give relief from a painful or difficult situation; soothe. |
| dreary |
gloomy, sad, or dull. |
| elevation |
the height to which something rises or is raised, or its height above sea level or ground level. |
| exhaust |
the smoke or gas given off by an engine. |
| extend |
to make longer in size; make last longer. |
| positive |
certain; sure. |
| stammer |
to speak in an anxious or uncertain way. People who stammer often repeat sounds and stop between words. |
| stunt1 |
to stop or slow the growth of. |
| subtract |
to take away from a whole or larger amount. |
| triumph |
the winning of a great victory or success. |
| vein |
a small vessel that carries blood toward the heart. |
| vessel |
a hollow container for liquids. |
| ward |
a large room in a hospital with beds for several patients, or a section for one type of patient. |
| weep |
to show strong feelings by crying. |
| wield |
to handle and use (a weapon, tool, or the like), especially with power or control. |