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| Explanation of skirmish (noun) form: skirmishes desultory fighting between advanced detachments of two armies
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| Explanation of adherence (noun) form: no plural attachment
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| Explanation of avert (verb) forms: averted; averted; averting to turn away or aside
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| Explanation of culvert (noun) any artificial covered channel for the passage of water through a bank or under a road
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| Explanation of riddance (noun) the act of disencumbering; the act of freeing from something undesirable
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| Explanation of memento (noun) forms: mementos, mementoes a souvenir
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| Explanation of refract (verb) forms: refracted; refracted; refracting to bend or turn from a direct course
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| Explanation of debut (noun) form: debuts a first appearance in society or on the stage
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| Explanation of expedite (verb) forms: expedited; expedited; expediting to hasten the movement or progress of
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| Explanation of inflammation (noun) form: inflammations a morbid process in some part of the body characterized by heat, swelling and pain
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