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| an exhibit of caged animals; the enclosure for such a collection |
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| separation from others; aloneness |
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| something made known; a dramatic disclosure of something |
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| a lack of harmony; angry disagreement; strife; clashing sounds |
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| descendants; future generations |
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| a condition or event perceived by the senses; a rare or unexplainable occurrence; a marvel; a happening |
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| the act or capacity of foreseeing, looking forward; prudence; preparation |
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| a representative who has the authority to act for others; to send as a representative |
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| a group, usually of nations or states, united in some shared purpose; a league of states |
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| to move sdown; to stoop;to make a sudden attack or visit; to come down, as from an ancestor |
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| a threat; anything threatening evil or harm; to threaten |
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| sufficient; equal to what is required |
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| to improve; to make greater; to decorate; to add to |
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| not capable of being changed; unyielding; obstinate |
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| shared equally between two or more people; possessed or held in common |
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| to receive property by law or will; to get from an ancestor |
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| having knots; mishapen; twisted |
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| offering an advantage or benefit; profitable; favorable |
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| to urge into action; to stir up or arouse |
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