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| branch of knowlege dealing with engineering, science, etc. |
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| to exist in great numbers |
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| soaked, drenched, saturated |
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| completely filled or supplied with |
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| choosing at random without careful selection |
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| to predict or foretell a future event |
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| of high reputation, outstanding |
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desiring or consuming great quantities;
choosing at random without careful selection |
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| a robot; a mechanical "person" |
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| a statement that at first seems to be absurd or self-contradictory but which may in fact turn out to be true |
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| special field of something or someone; kingdom |
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| a trace, smattering or slight degree |
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| to pester, nag, annoy persistently |
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| to plead urgently for aid or mercy |
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| unpleasant, dull or hard work |
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| to understand, know, become aware of |
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