| Flap 1 | Flap 2 |
| attain | v. to achieve or gain |
| contaminate | v. to make impure or unusable; to pollute |
| mimic | v. to copy or imitate |
| censor | v. to remove or disallow obscene or objectionable material |
| moratorium | n. a temporary halt or ban of something |
| blaze | n. 1. a large fire 2. an intense outburst or emotion |
| proscrastinate | v. to delay or put off doing something |
| mythical | a. of, related to resembling a myth |
| acquiese | v. to agree, to allow, to concede |
| reckless | a. risky or without caution |
| deduction | n. a conclusion or inference |
| restore | v. to make new or bring back to original condition |
| salvage | v. to save, rescue, or restore |
| stamina | n. endurance |
| proximity | n. nearness or closeness |
| assertion | n. a statement or claim |
| rely | v. to depend on |
| assess | v. to judge or evaluate |
| justify | v. to prove that something is legitimate or necessary |
| petrify | v. 1. to turn to stone 2. to terrify 3. to make still or lifeless |
| integrity | n. honesty; the quality of being morally and ethically upright |
| intrusion | n. to force oneself in or on when unwelcome |
| gracious | a. 1. polite or classy 2. compassionate |
| solitary | a. alone, single |
| endure | v. to tolerate or suffer through, to persevere |
