descend with difficulty

climb with effort and difficulty

decline with effort

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doubtful

fearful

cowardly

determined

abandon

eject

reject

restraint

valley

headland

precipice

plateau

to eject saliva from the mouth

the act of spitting

to express hatred, contempt

a narrow point of land projecting into the water

advance

the inflow of the tide as the water goes to the shore

the flowing back of the tide as the water returns to the sea

development

a manager, especially of a sheep station

a small indentation or recess in the shoreline of a sea

a small niche

a person; fellow

an area of land having many very large hills

an area of land having lots of trees

an area of land having huge mountains

an area of land having no mountains

to do housework, odd jobs, or chores

to put out a bonfire

to clean or repair

to burn or reduce to charcoal

happening or producing by chance

happening or producing occasionally

happening or producing by strength

happening or producing on purpose

the position of the limbs or the body as a whole

to assume a particular position

being violent and disturbed

being serene, self-controlled of mind

staying still for hours

stiring water slightly

moving or shaking in agitation

boiling water

hallway through which extra water enters in a reservoir

hallway through which extra water escapes from a reservoir

watercourse

storm drain

a male given name

a person whose trade is building with wood

a person whose trade is building with bricks and stones

the French word for house

comprising ten parts or members

a hundred times as great or as much

comprising a hundred parts or members

ten times as great or as much

an insectivorous bird of tropical American forests

a tropical American shelter for its natives

a tropical American, sweet and tasty fruit

a tropical American tree

dark enough, so as to get people scared

dull enough, so as to make people feel bored

bright enough, so as to blind the eyes temporarily

ordinary enough, so as to have people uninterested

with excessive urgency

with excessive thirst

with excessive hate

with excessive speed

a fight between two birds

a fight between small bodies of troops of opposing armies

a fight between two pirates

a fight between a man and a gorilla