a hammer-like tool, usually with a wooden head

a large block of stone used in architecture or sculpture; a single great stone often in the form of a column

a person who delivers a speech or a monologue, often for entertainment

a bite or mouthful, a small portion

a form of cement used un bricklaying; a small cannon

the small, wild, or half-wild horse of the American plains

a beginner; one newly received into a religious order

excessively overweight

a person whose age is in the eighties

a group of people selected for some special purpose like serving as a jury in a trial

one who walks on foot; dull, ordinary

a silver-gray alloy or mixture of metals often used in making utensils

a journey, usually a long one, and often made for religious purposes

a poster; a notice posted in a public place

a small platform for a conductor or speaker

having an exaggerated dignity or self-importance

a person who lives a solitary life; a hermit

filled, abundantly supplied or provided

to withdraw; to annul or repeal

a rod or wand used as a symbol of regal power

to be internally agitated or stirred up; to boil, surge, or foam

the act of talking to oneself; a speech in a play made by an actor or actress to veal their thoughts

an extra person. in a play or other group; in excess of the usual number; additional, extra.

a person who takes dictation or records in shorthand what another says

a violent storm with rain, hail, or snow; a violent commotion

a tool used by a. bricklayer to spread mortar or cement

a drummer in an orchestra

to accuse someone of being a scoundrel or villian

evaporating rapidly, changeable; tending to erupt into violence