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| A view or vista. A mental view of the relationships of the aspects of a subject to each other and to a whole. |
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| An activity engaged in, usually for pleasure, in addition to one’s regular work. |
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| To consent; agree; yield. |
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| The fundamental reasons for something; a logical basis. |
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| To move to and settle in a country or region to which one is not native. |
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| Consistent with or based on reason; logical. |
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| A system of method of treatment or cure. |
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| Expected to be or occur; forthcoming; future. Possible. |
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| About to occur; impending. |
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| A short account of an interesting or humorous occurrence. |
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| To be greater than. To go beyond the limits of. |
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| A small container for liquids. |
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| An inner sense in a person that distinguishes right from wrong. |
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| To leave a native country or region to settle in another. |
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| Very strange or odd; grotesque. |
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| A substance that counteracts the effects of poison. |
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| A profession, occupation. |
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| Outstanding in performance, character, or rank; distinguished. |
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| An Oriental market usually consisting of a street lined with shops and stalls. |
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| A unit of soldiers, composed of two or more battalions. |
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| To cause to suffer, especially on account of politics, religion, etc.; oppress. To annoy persistently; bother. |
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| Able to perceive and understand what is happening. |
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| To initiate or conduct a legal action against someone. To present before a court of law for punishment or settlement. |
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| Legally obligated or responsible. Likely. |
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| A written or printed statement that unjustly damages a person’s reputation or exposes him to ridicule. The act or crime of making such a statement. |
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