Ambidextrous
Able to use both hands
Baroque
From a 17th-century art form, a style characterized mostly by extravagance or opulence
Batalla
The military sector of Los Angeles
Con
A slang slur used by Day and others in Batalla in reference to the poor
Corset
A tight garment that women wear, usually under a dress, to smooth and alter their figure
Cull
To remove, often violently
Edame
A Japanese pork dish
Goddy
A slang term that Day and other Lake sector citizens use - it seems to be a replacement for "goddamn" or other similar swear words
Gurney
A wheeled stretcher
Hilt
The handle of a sword or dagger
Impromptu
Unplanned
Induction
A formal ceremony that brings a person into a group
Iris
The colored part of the eye that surrounds the pupil
Laceration
A ragged wound
Lavish
Excessive
Levee
A barrier used to keep a river or lake from overflowing
Mercenary
A person who takes part in an armed conflict for personal gain, often money, rather than a cause
Mundane
Dull; everyday
Notes
The Republic's currency
Obligatory
Mandatory; required
Patient Zero
The first person to be infected with a particular disease
Pipette
A laboratory tool used to transfer liquid
Pragmatic
Practical
Prodigious
Unusually impressive
Rebuke
To criticize sharply; reprimand
Repulsed
Disgusted
Siphon
To draw liquid from a one vessel into another using a tube
Skiz Fight
A street fight that onlookers bet on
Slew
A large number of something
Subdued
Quiet; depressed
Terse
Using few words
Trial
An exam that Republic children must take at age ten that determines the rest of their life
Trot
A slang word used by Day, similar to "jerk" with classist overtones
Wan
Pale
