to confuse

an illness; a physical or mental disorder

permitting light to pass well enough to be seen through clearly

pertaining to absolute authority and unquestioning obedience

to take over illegally; to seize by force without right

an excuse given to hide the real purpose

to make or become angry

using or requiring great care and effort

permitting light to pass, but not able to be seen through with clarity

having intricate or complex detail

mercy; leniency

to inflict punishment for a perceived wrong; to take vengeance

to damage; to disfigure

a person with extraordinary ability or talent

no longer valid or in use

to polish with soft material

to move in large numbers; to pour out

a claw of a bird of prey or similar animal

a small, roofed building, usually having open sides