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| To save something after it appears to be lost |
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| that which is written or engraved on stone, paper, or metal |
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| written or typed version of a book (as opposed to printed) |
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| the distance around a circle |
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| continuous movement around from one place to another |
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| a rewording of the meaning |
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| supreme; dominant; most important |
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| a statement that seems to say two opposite things |
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| the act of being permissive; leniency |
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| a feeling of deep love and respect |
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