Tangerine 6

the sight of something that does not exist, created by hot-air conditions

• dimly

• conviction

• menace

• mirage

to threaten something with harm, to endanger, to be harmful

• menace

• conviction

• dimly

• justice

a strong belief, a firmly held opinion

• mirage

• menace

• conviction

• dimly

faintly or unclearly perceived, only to small degree, not very possibly

• mirage

• menace

• conviction

• dimly

the low when it is applied or carried out in a fair way, fairness

• mirage

• justice

• dimly

• conviction

payment for a loss or damages

• mirage

• justice

• restitution

• dimly

to send away for a reason, to dismiss, eject, to force out

• expel

• dimly

• conviction

• menace

well-known or famous for something; doing something bad

• menace

• dimly

• restitution

• notorious

to strike with force; to attack

• assault

• expel

• justice

• menace

a low opinion of something; a strong feeling that a thing is beneath consideration

• dimly

• notorious

• contempt

• assault