Outrageous | | a method of concealing military troops or equipment by making them appear to be part of the natural surroundings |
Antibody | | to grow or develop well or luxuriantly |
Inference | | the repetition of same sounds |
Bamboozle | | protected from disease naturally or by vaccination or inoculation |
Hieroglyphic | | Rough and stormy; violent |
Dialogue | | a number or symbol placed to the right of and above the expression |
Light-year | | to deceive; hoodwink |
Decorum | | very strange or odd |
Camouflage | | having or showing great interest or excitement |
Guerrilla | | the distance that light travels in one year |
Eclectic | | a Hindu spiritual teacher |
Immune | | exceeding all bounds of what is right or proper; immoral or offensive |
Kilometer | | choosing or taking what appears to be the best from various sources |
Heritage | | offensively bold; rude |
Nuisance | | proper behavior or conduct; propriety |
Flourish | | of or related to system of writing |
Enthusiastic | | a unit of length equal to 1,000 meters or o.62 of mile |
Bizarre | | a figure of speech in which a word or phrase that is ordinarily associated with one thing is applied to something else |
Metaphor | | a source of inconvenience or annoyance; a bother |
Boisterous | | the act or process of deciding or concluding by reasoning from evidence |
Embargo | | an order by a government prohibiting merchant ships from entering or leaving its ports |
Impertinent | | something other than property passed down from preceding generations; a tradition |
Guru | | a conversation between two or more people |
Exponent | | a member of military force that is not part of a regular army |
Alliteration | | a protein produced in the blood or tissues |