stunned: to surpriseor upset someone so much that they do not react immediately
aggressive: behaving in an angry,threatening way as if you want to fight or attack someone
novice: someone who has no experience in a skill,subject or activity;beginner
predator: an animal that kills and eats other animals
venom: a liquid poison that some snakes,insects etc produce and that they use when biting or stinging another animal or insect
blasted: used to express annoyance
suspicious: thinking that someone might be guilty of doing somthing wrong or dishonest,without being sure
distraught: so upset and worried that you cannot think clearly
hoaxer: to trick someone by means of a hoax
amateur: someone who does an activity for pleasure or interest,not as a job
nominated: to officially suggest someone for an important position,duty or prize
calligraphy: the art of producing beatiful writing using speacial pens or brushes orthe writing produced this way
escorted: to go with someone to protect or guard them
armada: a large group of something, usually war ships
aggressive: behaving in an angry,threatening way as if you want to fight or attack someone
novice: someone who has no experience in a skill,subject or activity;beginner
predator: an animal that kills and eats other animals
venom: a liquid poison that some snakes,insects etc produce and that they use when biting or stinging another animal or insect
blasted: used to express annoyance
suspicious: thinking that someone might be guilty of doing somthing wrong or dishonest,without being sure
distraught: so upset and worried that you cannot think clearly
hoaxer: to trick someone by means of a hoax
amateur: someone who does an activity for pleasure or interest,not as a job
nominated: to officially suggest someone for an important position,duty or prize
calligraphy: the art of producing beatiful writing using speacial pens or brushes orthe writing produced this way
escorted: to go with someone to protect or guard them
armada: a large group of something, usually war ships