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vocabulary - benefits
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ar·chi·tect (noun)
One who designs and oversees the construction of buildings, homes and structures such as bridges. |
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clad (noun)
a protective or insulating layer |
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du·ra·ble (adjective)
able to withstand wear and tear or decay; long-lasting |
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ex·tinct (adjective)
No longer existing or living |
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har·vest (verb)
To gather a crop. |
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hav·oc (noun)
destruction; devastation or ruin |
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lar·va (noun singular) or lar·vae (noun plural)
The newly hatched, wingless, often wormlike form of many insects before until it undergoes metamorphosis or changes into a pupa, or chrysalis. |
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pop·u·lar (adjective)
widely liked or approved of; appreciated or beloved by many |
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se·vere (adjective)
harsh; very difficult to endure or live through |
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