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| Explanation of mediocre (adjective) regular; ordinary; low-grade; poor
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| Explanation of fleet (adjective) swift; fast
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| Explanation of unforeseen (adjective) not anticipated; not expected
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| Explanation of vast (adjective) large; enormous; huge
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| Explanation of pleased (adjective) content; satiated; having one's desires satisfied
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| Explanation of homebound (adjective) confined usually by illness
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| Explanation of fortunate (adjective) lucky; successful; opportune
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| Explanation of alternate (adjective) rotating; one after the other; interchanging
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| Explanation of perishable (adjective) expendable; spoils rapidly; likely to spoil; mortal
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| Explanation of quarter (adjective) being one fourth; having four equal parts
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