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To shine or emit rays, typically in a bright or intense manner. To be marked or decorated with rays, typically in a pattern or design. Related: shone, glowed, beamed, radiated.
CALCITE/ˈkælsaɪt/ · noun
A common, widespread carbonate mineral consisting of calcium carbonate (CaCO₃), typically white or colourless but occurring in many tints, and the principal constituent of limestone and marble. Related: limestone, chalk, marble, calcium carbonate.
TALKY/ˈtɔːki/ · adjective
Talky refers to a person who talks a lot or has a talkative nature. It can also describe a voice or sound that is clear and loud. Related: loquacious, chatty, garrulous, verbose.
DWINE/dwaɪn/ · verb
To waste away or dwindle gradually; to pine away, especially from grief, illness, or neglect. Related: waste away, pine, wither, dwindle.
STATISM/ˈstætɪzəm/ · noun
A political ideology that advocates for the concentration of power in the state, often at the expense of individual rights and freedoms. Statism emphasizes the role of the state in regulating economic and social life. Related: authoritarianism, collectivism, socialism, totalitarianism.
LOUSE/luːs/ · noun
A small insect that lives on the skin of humans or animals, especially one that infests the hair of humans. A person who is considered contemptible or despicable. Related: tick, flea, mite, vermin.
FEVER/ˈfiːvər/ · noun
An abnormally high body temperature, typically a symptom of illness or infection. By extension, a state of intense excitement, agitation, or contagious enthusiasm. Related: temperature, pyrexia, febrility, frenzy.
PLANT/plænt/ · noun, verb
A living organism that grows in the ground, typically photosynthetic and having roots, stems, and leaves. To introduce or implant something, such as an idea or a business. Related: vegetation, growth, cultivation, introduction.
HOVER/ˈhoʊvər/ · verb, noun
To remain suspended in the air, typically just above the ground, without falling. A device or system that allows a user to move a cursor or pointer on a screen by moving a physical object, such as a mouse, in a specific way. Related: float, suspended, hovering, floatation.
MOTHS/mɒθz/ · noun
Moths are insects that are typically active at night and have feathery antennae. They are often found near light sources. Related: beetles, insects, creatures, bugs.
PESTS/pɛsts/ · noun
Animals that cause harm or damage to crops, livestock, or other living things. Insects, rodents, or other small animals that are considered to be a nuisance. Related: vermin, insects, pestilence, plague.
FLIES/flaɪz/ · noun (plural); also verb form
Plural of the noun 'fly': two-winged insects of the order Diptera; also the plural of 'fly' in the sense of a fish lure or a tent flap. As a verb form, 'flies' is the third-person singular present tense of 'fly', meaning to move through the air. Related: gnats, midges, insects, bugs.
CLING/klɪŋ/ · verb
To hold on tightly to something or someone; to remain emotionally or physically close to a person, belief, or idea, often out of fear of losing it. Related: adhere, stick, clasp, grasp.