| anxiety |
a feeling of being worried, nervous, or afraid that something will happen. |
| blame |
to place responsibility on for a mistake or fault. |
| casual |
happening by chance; not planned. |
| flit |
to fly or move in a quick or light way. |
| heckle |
to bother a public speaker or performer by saying rude things or asking annoying questions. |
| magnificent |
very grand in size or splendid in beauty. |
| museum |
a building where collections of objects that are important to history, art, or science are kept and shown to the public. |
| obey |
to follow or carry out the command, instruction, or wishes of. |
| observation |
the act or an instance of perceiving the environment through one of the senses. |
| pledge |
a serious promise; vow. |
| prescription |
an order written by a doctor for medicine to treat a patient. |
| residential |
used as a home or as a place for homes. |
| stale |
having lost its taste or moisture; not fresh. |
| tame |
taken from a wild state and made obedient; domesticated. |
| wise |
having understanding and good judgment about what is true or good. |