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| Verb. Compete;vie;take part in a contest;fight;struggle |
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| Noun. Loud noise;uproar;clamor;racket |
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| Verb. Tell apart;differentiate;recognize |
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| Verb. Make known; reveal; disclose |
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| Noun. Long period of dry weather; lack of rain; dryness |
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| Verb. starve; suffer from extreme hunger; make extremely hungry |
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| Verb. light up;lighten; brighten |
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| Adjective. Incapable of being heard; not audible |
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| Verb. Make extremely angry; enrage; madden; infuriate |
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| Verb. Cause to be or look larger; enlarge; amplify;exaggerate |
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| Adjective. Of a city or town |
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| Verb. Make a hole with a pointed object;pierce;perforate |
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| Verb. search throughly by turning over all contents; ransack |
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| Adverb. at the same time; concurrently; together |
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| Adverb. later;afterward;next |
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| Verb. Live longer than; outlive; outlast |
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| Verb. to pass avross, over, ot through;cross |
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| Noun. Speed; Swiftness; celenity; rapidly |
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