Synonyms Of Words

Capenter = person who work with wood, especially in building.
Dwarf = noun: very small person; adjective : plant, low-growing;verb: to make something look very small
foliage = leaves on tree or plant
Riot = wild disorder by a crowd of people
Scratch = long wound on the skin

Barrel = round wooden conatiner for liquid
Distil = to make pure water or alcohol by heating and collecting the vapour
Gigantic = very large, huge
Habituate = noun : journalist; verb : to chop roughly
Impurity = substance which is not pure

Captive = prisoner
Extinct = which has died out
Horrible = awful, terrible
Numeric = refering to numbers
Retreat = pulling back an army from battle

Hurricane = tropical storm with strng winds and rain in the Carribean or Eastern Pacific Ocean
Oddity = state of being odd
Persistent = continuing to do something, even though people want you stop
Plausible = which sounds as thought it could be correct or true
Supersition = belief in magic and that somethings are lucky and others unlucky

Coherence = being coherent
Compel = to force
Delinquency = act of commiting a minor crime
Fascinate = to interest or to charm greatly
Portray = to paint or to describe a scene or a person

Agent = person who works for or represents someone else not real
Artificial = not real
Exhaust = the pipe at the back of motor vehicle from which gases produced by the engine are sent out into the air.
Methaporical = like a methapor
Reservation = booking of a seat, table etc

Earthquake = shaking of the earth caused by volcanic activity or movement of the earth's crust
Obliterate = to wipe out, to destroy completely
Obstinate = not willing to change your mind, sticking to an opinion or course of action
Punctuate = to interrupt
Seismic = shock wave which spreads out from the centre of an earthquake
Tsunami = Huge wave in the sea, caused by underwater earthquake

Accusation = statement that someone has done wrong
Chaos = confusion
Fetivity = celebration
Humorous = funny
Luxurious = very comfortable
Troop = soldiers

Aomic = refering to atoms
Augment = to increase
Expenditure = amount of money spent
Nuclear = referring to energy from atomic particles
Puncture = Hole in a tyre
Vendor = person who sells a property

Alliance = formal link between two groups or countries
Competitor = Person who enters competition
Deploy = to spread out soldiers
Enhance = to increase the beauty or value of something
Witness = person who sees something happen or who is present when something happens