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a title denoting a military leader or warlord in Central, Southeastern and Eastern Europe in use since the Early Middle Ages.
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a sword-fighting technique—especially in sabre or historical fencing—where the weapon makes a circular, twirling motion with the wrist and elbow to gain momentum for a cutting strike.
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the stage of an ancient Greek or Roman theater.
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the heraldic color silver or white.
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suitcase.
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a sleeveless usually low-necked garment fastened in the back and worn as an apron or dress.
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a long, formal, and elaborate written report or speech that provides a detailed, systematic analysis of a specific topic.
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a crisp, smooth, high-sheen fabric traditionally made from silk, though modern versions often use polyester or nylon.
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train (a tree or shrub) to grow flat against a wall.
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a government official who investigates and tries to resolve complaints, usually through recommendations (binding or not) or mediation.
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bags, baskets, or containers, usually in pairs, slung over the sides of bicycles, motorcycles, or pack animals to carry gear.
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a small metal or plastic disk.
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an infusion (as of dried herbs) used as a beverage or for medicinal effects.
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utterly infatuated.
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marked or caused by fever; feverish.
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the quality of lively or enthusiastic expression of thoughts or feelings; exuberance.
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the quality or state of being a child.
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to solemnly promise (oneself or another) in marriage; betroth.
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an ancient symbol featuring three interlocking spirals or bent legs radiating from a central point.
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arrogance; haughtiness.