- A thing fit to eat - Edible
- A pperson who believes that laws and governments are not necessary - Anarchist
- A place where coins, medals, or tokens are made - Mint
- Apperson who abandons religion - Apostate
- A person who hates and avoids other people - Misanthrope
- A person who does not believe that God or Gods exist - Atheist
- A book or set of books giving information about all areas of knowledge - Encyclopedia
- Huge fire for celebration - Bonfire
- A place to play games and bet on them - Casino
- Irreverent behaviour toward anything held sacred or concerning God - Blasphemy
- The artists who make sculptures - Sculptor
- Certain to happen - Inevitable
- Any female animal which feeds its young on milk from her own body - Mammal
- A similarity between like features of two things, on which a comparison may be based - Analogy
- A group of people traveling together in a van - Caravan
- The money paid to former wife, husband or partner when the marriage is ended - Alimony
- A lengthy and aggressive speech - Harangue
- A person who compiles a dictionary - Lexicographer
- A detailed description of a series of real or fictional events taking place over a long period of time - Saga
- A sentimental memory of the past - Nostalgia
- A large number of fish swimming together - Shoal
- A secret plan, made to do something (usually wrong) - Conspiracy
- A person who gives help and sympathy to people who need it - Samaritan
- To put off doing something, especially out of habitual carelessness or laziness - Procrastinate
- Being careful that every detail of something is correct - Fastidious
- A person who draws or produces maps - Cartographer
- Animal living both on land and water - Amphibian
- Something that is absolutely necessary, that you cannot do without - Indispensable
- Person who betrays his own country - Traitor
- The study of evolution of mankind - Anthropology
- Child bereaved of one or both the parents - Orphan
- Having a consistency that does not easily yield to pressure - Firm
- Copying someone else’s work and trying to submit as your own - Plagiarism
- Government governed by wealth - Plutocracy
- A person who enjoys doing dangerous things, in a way that other people may think is stupid - Daredevil
- Forsaken or neglected child who has no home and spends most of his/her time on the streets - Waif
- Capable of being bent or pulled into different shapes - Ductile
- Gradual recovery of health and strength - Convalescence
- A large cage, building, or enclosure to keep birds - Aviary
- Behever of fate - Fatalist
- One who looks at the negative side of everything - Pessimist
- Waver between different opinions or actions - Vacillate
- Someone who dishonestly pretends to deceive under an assumed character - Imposter
- Killing a large number of people - Genocide
- A person who kills somebody, especially for political reasons - Assassin
- A group of worshippers - Congregation
- The place that a person treats as his permanent home, or lives in and has a substantial connection with - Domicile
- Capable of or adapted for turning easily from one to another of various tasks, fields of endeavour, etc. And is able to do many things. - Versatile
- A big clumsy often slow-witted person - Oaf
- Place where grains are stored - Granary
- Aviolent, overbearing, turbulent, brawling, quarrelsome woman - Termagant
- One who cannot hear - Deaf
- Causing or wanting to cause harm or evil to someone - Malevolent
- One who believes in fate - Fatalist
- Causing or ending in death - Fatal
- A formal agreement between two or more nations or peoples - Pact
- A person whose age is between 70 and 79 years old - Septuagenarian
- Willing to take risks and try new ideas - Adventurous
- To move or travel back and forth frequently - Shuttle
- Someone who lives in solitude - Recluse
- One who loves mankind - Philanthropist
- A speech by an actor at the end of a play - Epilogue
- Author’s explanatory remarks at the beginning of a book - Preface
- Never changing and therefore boring - Monotonous
- Kind, generous, and forgiving - Magnanimous
- Enjoying or affording warm secure shelter or cover and opportunity for ease and contentment - Snug
- Changing secret and coded messages in a readable form - Decoding
- Too strong to be defeated or changed - Invincible
- Which cannot be read - Illegible
- Life history written by oneself - Autobiography
- The murder of a large number of people from a particular nation or ethnic group - Genocide
- Complete and blatant lie - Falsehood
- Something belonging to or surviving from an earlier period - Relic
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