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| feeling great pain or sorrow; unhappy |
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| continuing to make a strong, firm demand or statement |
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| overwhelmed, shocked, dazed, bewildered |
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| inability to wait quietly for something you want or to put up with something difficult or annoying |
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| act or process of coming back to health or normal condition |
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| to hit or strike together; crash |
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| journey for some special purpose, such as exploration or scientific study |
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| distance north or south of the equator, measured in degrees |
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| distance east or west of the Earth's surface, measured in degrees from a line (the prime meridian) that runs north and south through Greenwich, England |
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| an artificial object launched by rocket into an orbit around Earth or some other astronomical object |
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| requiring much energy; difficult |
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| region of land that is thought to have particular natural features |
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| robber or thief, especially one of a gang of outlaws |
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| (earlier) group of merchants or pilgrims traveling together for safety through difficult or dangerous country |
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| to keep from loss or from being used up; preserve |
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| to force someone to leave his or her country or home, often by law, as a punishment; banish |
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| showing or feeling kindness beyond what normally can be expected |
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| person who has control of something; leader |
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| a thought, idea, general notion |
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| a living thing formed of seperate parts, such as cells, tissues, and organs, which work together to carry on the various processes of life; an individual animal, plant, fungus |
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| particles or electromagnetic waves produced by the atoms of a radioactive substance as a result of nuclear decay |
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