(n.) a steep, narrow waterfall; something falling or rushing forth in quantity; (v.) to flow downward (like a waterfall)

(adj.) cranky, ill-tempered; full of odd whims.

(adj.) blocked so that nothing can go through.

(n.) a handcuff, anything that chains or confines; (v.) to chain or restrain (as with handcuffs)

(adj.) warlike, fond of fighting; relating to war, the army, or military life.

(n.) something that divides (such as a wall); the act of dividing something into parts or sections; (v.) to divide or subdivide into parts or shares.

(adj.) likely to spoil or decay.

(adj.) appearing evil or dangerous; threatening evil or harm.

(adj.) tightly drawn, tense; neat, in good order.

I know that my payments on the car are in ______, but I will catch up as soon as I get my next paycheck.

Today ______ foods are transported in refrigerated trucks to prevent spoilage.

During the war years, the government tried all kinds of propaganda to arouse the ______ spirit of the people.

We made use of a(n) ______ to break up the floor space into a large number of small offices.

Unless you pull the ropes ______, the tennis net will sag.

All roads throughout the area became _____ as a result of the record-breaking snowstorm.

The sunlight caught the waters of the stream as they ______ over the steep cliff and formed a brilliant rainbow.

Sherlock Holmes detected the wicked scheme the _____ hand of the evil Professor Moriarty.

Although we are sure that the prisoners will make no attempt to escape, the law requires us to place ______ on them.

The more we tried to humor the ______ crossing guard, the more irritable and demanding he seemed to become.

(n. pl) unpaid or overdue debts; an unfinished duty.

(n.) a steep, narrow waterfall; something falling or rushing forth in quantity; (v.) to flow downward (like a waterfall)

(adj.) cranky, ill-tempered; full of odd whims.

(adj.) blocked so that nothing can go through.

(n.) a handcuff, anything that chains or confines; (v.) to chain or restrain (as with handcuffs)

(adj.) warlike, fond of fighting; relating to war, the army, or military life.

(n.) something that divides (such as a wall); the act of dividing something into parts or sections; (v.) to divide or subdivide into parts or shares.

(adj.) likely to spoil or decay.

(adj.) appearing evil or dangerous; threatening evil or harm.

(adj.) tightly drawn, tense; neat, in good order.

I know that my payments on the car are in ______, but I will catch up as soon as I get my next paycheck.

Today ______ foods are transported in refrigerated trucks to prevent spoilage.

During the war years, the government tried all kinds of propaganda to arouse the ______ spirit of the people.

We made use of a(n) ______ to break up the floor space into a large number of small offices.

Unless you pull the ropes ______, the tennis net will sag.

All roads throughout the area became _____ as a result of the record-breaking snowstorm.

The sunlight caught the waters of the stream as they ______ over the steep cliff and formed a brilliant rainbow.

Sherlock Holmes detected the wicked scheme the _____ hand of the evil Professor Moriarty.

Although we are sure that the prisoners will make no attempt to escape, the law requires us to place ______ on them.

The more we tried to humor the ______ crossing guard, the more irritable and demanding he seemed to become.