1. A hot dust-laden wind from the Libyan deserts that blows on the northern Mediterranean coast cheifly in Italy, Malta and Sicily.

2. A hot or warm wind of cyclonic origin from an arid or heated region.

1. Arrogant; overbearing.

1. To go or come back in thought or discussion.

2. To occur or appear again esp. after an interval: occur time after time.

1. A place where foods are kept, (as meat).

1. Very hot: glowing.

2. Marked by great intensity of feeling.

1. To draw out or forth.

1. Halo, nimbus.

1. Firmly fixed in place.

2. No subject to change.

3. Firm in belief, determination, or adherence: loyal.

1. Sanction, (approve).

2. To give legal power to.

1. The bottomless pit in old accounts of the universe.

2. An immeasurable depth.

1. Marked by intellectual depth or insight, < a-thought >.

2. Coming from or reaching to a depth, < a-sigh >.

3. Deeply felt: intense, < a-sympathy >.

1. A bent tube through which a liquid can be transferred by means of air pressure up and over the edge of one container and into another container placed at a lower level.

2. A bottle that ejects soda water through a tube when a valve is opened.

1. A person who carries a torch.

2. One in the forefront, (as s political campaign).

1. Filled with passion or zeal: showing great warmth or intensity of feeling.

1. Incite

1. A straight direct course.

1. Musingly, dreamily, or sadly thoughtful.

1. Rejoice, glory.

1. To make frivolous objections or raise trivial objections to.

1. Marked by uproar.

2. Very nosiy and full.

3. Extremely funny.

1. Noun: A family of young animals or children and esp. of birds.

2. Adjective: Kept for breeding.

3. Verb: To sit on eggs to hatch them; also to shelter, (hatched young) with the wings.

4. Verb: To think anxiously or gloomily about something.

1. A reigon behind a coast.

2. A region remote from cities.

1. Primmer; primmest: stiffly formal and percise.

2. Prim abbr 1 primary 2 primitive.

1. To tread heavily so as to bruise, crush, or injure.

2. To inflict injury or destruction.

3. To press down or crush by or as if trending.

1. An artifical passage for water with a gate for controlling the flow.

2. A chanel that carries off surplus water.

3. An inclined trough or flume for washing ore or floating logs.