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| Explanation of indue (verb) give qualities or abilities to; gift; empower; invest; endue
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| Explanation of ravine (noun) form: ravines a deep narrow steep-sided valley (especially one formed by running water)
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| Explanation of inadvertently (adverb) mistakenly; unintentionally
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| Explanation of accoutre (verb) provide with military equipment
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| Explanation of snivel (verb) forms: sniveled, snivelled; sniveled, snivelled; sniveling, snivelling cry or whine with snuffling; blubber; blub; snuffle
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| Explanation of agape (adverb) open-mouthed; shocked
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| Explanation of habitue (noun) a regular patron; fixture
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| Explanation of diarrheal (adjective) pertaining to abnormally frequent and fluid bowel movements
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| Explanation of efficacy (noun) capacity or power to produce a desired effect
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| Explanation of surd (adjective) produced without vibration of the vocal cords; hard
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