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| bombardment, shelling, blast |
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| racist; an intolerant, prejudiced person |
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| to indicate, point out, denote, choose |
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| difference, variety, dissimilarity |
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| riddle, mystery, puzzle; that which cannot be understood or explained |
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| rlish, revel in; to take great personal joy in |
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| worldwide, universal, widespread |
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| a false idea; delusion, fantasy |
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| to make very angry; to enrage |
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| to provide reason for doing; encourage, prompt |
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| one who is against the use of violence; peacemaker |
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| a line of people waiting for something |
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| to keep within set limits; hold back, limit |
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| to satisfy, relieve, or bring to an end |
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| the landscape, ground, territory, topography |
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| any trade, profession, or occupation; a special calling for one's work; career |
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| a sacred promise or pledge; to declare or promise in a sacred way |
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| to lie in wait for and attack; to ambush |
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| to dry up, wilt, sat; to cause someone to feel ashamed or humiliated |
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