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| to remove someone from a previously granted privilege |
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| a written contract or deed |
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| the chief officer or president |
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| friendly; capable of being approached |
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| one who reigns; born to the position, not elected |
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| an account of facts or events |
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| to make things happen at the same time |
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| science that studies substances, their composition, properties, and reactions with other substances |
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| science of the mind and behavior |
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| the structure of moving parts; how something works; a process |
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| designing or arranging dance or movements |
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| acting unconcerned, cool, calm, and collected |
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| a lighting fixture that hangs from the ceiling, usually large and fancy/ornate |
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| a trite and overused expression |
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| acting superior to the opposite sex; excessive patriotism or valuing one's group over others |
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| knightly skill; gentlemanly gallantry |
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