PERMEATE

• Verb
• To spread through
• To pass through pores of something
• The trucks permeate through the birds

SCRUPULOUS

• Adjective
• Principled
• Acting with strict regard for what is
• Considered right or proper
• They figured the smart boy was very scrupulous.

VACILLATE

• Verb
• To sway unsteadily
• Waver; totter; stager
• The boys vacillate in the hot weather at the game.

RECONNAISSANCE

• We couldn't decide if war was the answer,
• So we made up a reconnaissance.
• Noun
• A preliminary survey to gain information
• Especially for military purposes

FORMIDABLE

• Before we knew it something formidable
• Had happened
• Adjective
• Causing fear apprehension
• Or dread

RELIC

• Noun
• An item, object
• Or idea from the past
• The relic from the terrible event
• Surfaced

POSTERITY

• Noun
• All future generations
• The electronics we have today
• Will Only get better for posterity

QUINTESSENTIAL

WHIMSICAL

THE PLAY WAS THE THE MOST WHIMSICAL ONE I'VE BEEN TO YET!

FIDELITY

DOGS OFTEN LOOK AT HUMANS FULL OF FIDELITY.

CONSCIENCE

• Noun
• The sense of moral goodness or responsibility
• Of ones own conduct.
• Jane had a great conscience.

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CONSCIOUS

• Adjective
• To be aware, especially of ones self or behavior.
• You don't always have to be so conscious.

PLETHORA

• Noun
• Over abundance or excess of something
• More then enough
• She had a plethora of thoughts swimming around in her head.

REPRIEVE

• Noun
• Temporary break or relief from pain or trouble

CANTANKEROUS

• Adjective
• Difficult or irritating to deal with
• Crabby
• A cantankerous person is never fun to deal with.

UBIQUITOUS

• Seeming to be everywhere at the same time
• Noun
• Omnipresent

HER TIREDNESS CAUSED HER TO VACILLATE

THE RELIC FROM THE TERRIBLE EVENT SURFACED.