| apparently |
judging from all available information or visible evidence; seemingly. |
| communicate |
to make known. |
| darken |
to make more shadowy or less light. |
| example |
something that shows what a group of things is like. |
| keg |
a small barrel holding less than ten gallons. |
| license |
legal permission to do something, or a paper or card that shows permission. |
| mist |
a mass or cloud of tiny water drops in the air. |
| old-fashioned |
looking or being like past styles, manners, or ways of behaving. |
| pounce |
to jump or swoop down in order to grab or take something. |
| scramble |
to mix or throw together in a quick or random way. |
| secretary |
a person who writes letters, keeps records straight, and manages mail. A secretary might work for another person or for a business. |
| studio |
the room where an artist works. |
| stuffy |
not having enough fresh air. |
| style |
the manner in which something is said or done. |
| visual |
having to do with sight or seeing. |