WM DEFENITIONS

EFFIGY

• Noun
• A representation or image especially sculptured

RECONNOITER

• Verb
• To inspect, observe, or survey
• In order to gain info for military purposes

SUPERFLUOUS

• Adjective
• Being more than is sufficent or required; excessive

AFTERMATH

• Noun
• Something that results or follows from an event

EVADE

• Verb
• To escape by trickery or cleverness

SENSUOUS

• Adjective
• Perceived by affecting the senses

UPSHOT

• Noun
• The final issue, the conclusion; result

SATE

• Verb
• To satisfy fully

VITAL

• Adjective
• Of or pertaining to life
• Of the utmost importance

MIEN

• Noun
• Air, bearing, or demeanor
• The way one carries himself

REND

• Verb
• To sererate into parts with force or violence

ASCETIC

• Noun
• A person who dedicates his life to a pursuit of ideas
• Self denying

SURFEIT

• Noun
• Excess; an excessive amount
• Verb
• To have excess food or drink

INSINUATE

• Verb
• To suggest or hint slyly

PROFICIENT

• Adjective
• well-advanced or competent in any area
• Noun
• Expert

ALTRUIST

• Noun
• A person unselfishly concerned for others
• Devoted to the welfare of others

SCOUR

• Verb
• To cleanse with force
• To look about frantically

MACABRE

• Adjective
• Gruesome and horrifying
• Eerie; death-like

PRELUDE

• Noun
• A preliminary to an action or event
• Verb
• To serve as an introduction to

LACERATE

• Verb
• To tear roughly; mangle
• Adjective
• Mangled, jagged, torn

INTEMPERATE

• Adjective
• Given to or characterized by excessive indulgence

COUNTENANCE

• Noun
• Appearance, especially the look or expression of the face

ATTEST

• Verb
• To bear witness too
• Declare to be correct, true, or genuine
• Noun
• Witeness; testimony

REDUNDANT

• Adjective
• Unnecessary repetition in expressing ideas

OVERTURE

• Noun
• An opening or initiating move
• Introduction, approach
• Verb
• To submit as a proposal