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| (adj.) making no sense at all, going completely against or having no reason |
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| (n.) a large mass of snow, ice, rocks, or other material sliding or falling swiftly down a mountainside; something resembling such an event |
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| (v.) to group or label in an organized way |
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| (v.) to make sure, safe, or certain; to guarantee |
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| (v.) to plan and steer the course of a vessel or vehicle; to make one's way, get around |
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| (v.) to settle down comfortably; to hold lovingly |
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| (n.) an urgen request for help; the answer given in a law court by a person accused of a crime |
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| (n.) a basic rule or law on which others are based; a belief used to tell right from wrong |
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| (adj.) using facts and good sense to evaluate people, things, or situations; concerned with the practical; resembling real life |
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| (n.) freedom from danger, fear, or doubt; safety |
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| (adj.) very careful about choosing or using |
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(adj.) having a sharp or sour taste; sharp in manner or tone
(n.) a small pie, usually filled with fruit |
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