No longer new or fresh

• barb (noun)

• stale (adjective)

• rapid (adjective)

• outbreak (noun)

The sharp part of a fish hook that makes it hard to remove from something caught on it.

• barb (noun)

• stale (adjective)

• rapid (adjective)

• typhus (noun)

Quick and sudden

• rapid (adjective)

• outbreak (noun)

• unconscious (adjective)

• pitiful (adjective)

Something suddenly starts to happen, esp. a disease or something dangerous

• recall (verb)

• pitiful (adjective)

• shipment (noun)

• outbreak (noun)

An infectious sickness made by organisms carried by lice

(fever, pain in the head, dark red spots on the body)

• typhus (noun)

• Jupiter (noun)

• Moon (noun)

• feast (noun)

Not awake and unaware of what’s happening around you

• sardines (noun)

• outlast (verb)

• unconscious (adjective)

• clutter (noun)

Making people feel sorry or sympathy

• pitiful (adjective)

• feast (noun)

• outlast (verb)

• troop (noun)

A big, special meal

• pitiful (adjective)

• feast (noun)

• rapid (adjective)

• tragedy (noun)

To work or operate longer than someone or something else

• typhus (noun)

• pitiful (adjective)

• outlast (verb)

• rapid (adjective)

A small sea fish which can be eaten

• shipment (noun)

• sardines (noun)

• barb (noun)

• outbreak (noun)