| classical |
having to do with the complex music of the European tradition that is neither folk nor popular music. |
| erosion |
wearing away of the earth's surface by wind or water. |
| glare |
to stare steadily or angrily. |
| glum |
in low spirits; sad or gloomy. |
| ideal |
a belief or aim considered to be worthy of honor or respect. |
| manager |
the person who controls a business or acts as the leader of a plan or project. |
| noble |
belonging to a class of people with a high rank or title. |
| parlor |
a room in a house, hotel, restaurant, or the like for conversation or for entertaining guests. |
| position |
the location of a person or thing. |
| religious |
devoted to the beliefs of a particular religion. |
| resign |
to give up a job or other duty. |
| scoop |
a tool with a short handle attached to a deep, curved bowl, used to take up food or grain. |
| suspicious |
causing questions or doubt. |
| typically |
usually; normally. |
| wise |
having understanding and good judgment about what is true or good. |