Vonavulary

a mineral consisting of a massive usually layered calcium carbonate (such as aragonite or calcite) formed by deposition from spring waters or especially from hot springs.

to remove hair from.

any of a family (Echeneidae) of marine bony fishes that have the anterior dorsal fin modified into a suctorial disk on the head by means of which they adhere especially to other fishes.

the trunk of an elephant; also, any long flexible snout.

a traitor, specifically a person who helps an enemy force take over or rule their own country.

relating to or being a high-ranking dignitary of ancient Rome entitled to occupy a special chair.

a dialect or regional pronunciation; especially, an Irish accent.

a pungent spice made from the dried resin of a giant fennel plant, used in Indian and Middle Eastern cooking as a substitute for garlic and onion, especially in vegetarian dishes.

a horned or heart-shaped headdress worn by noblewomen and upper-class women during the Late Middle Ages (roughly 1250 to 1500), particularly in the 15th century.

any of various usually fragrant and aromatic Old World mints (genus Origanum) often used as seasoning.

the empty void or waste left behind after a mineral (such as coal) has been partially or entirely extracted from a mine; also known as gob.

describing an object, typically a barrel, cask, or keg, that has had its stopper (bung) removed.

marked by unruly or aggressive noisiness; clamorous.

a young man; an ephebus.

a person possessed by or as if by an evil spirit; demoniac.

an acutely painful or embarrassing misunderstanding.

a usually freestanding bell tower.

a place where animals are butchered; slaughterhouse.

the second pair of appendages near the mouth in arachnids and other chelicerates.

to make false, malicious statements about someone in order to damage their reputation.