Chaffeur
A person who drives an automobile or car for an owner.
Testament
A document that determines the distribution of property in the event of someone's death.
Monotony
Lack of variety; repetition; sameness.
Fiscal
Relating to money or financial matters.
Boodle
A great quantity of something, particularly money.
Treasurer
The person appointed to manage the finances of an organization.
Carbon Dioxide
A colorless, odorless gas. It is generated by exhaling and is absorbed by plants.
Inconspicuous
Not attracting attention.
Chancellor
Head of government; a legal official.
Exchequer
Branch of the government responsible for handling money and finances.
Veto
The right to reject or override a decision made by someone else.
Fussbudget
A fussy person.
Cheapskate
A person who does not like to spend money.
Sarcophagus
A highly decorated stone coffin, particularly from ancient Egypt.
Renaissance
A rebirth or revival; a reference to a period of time in 14th century Europe that saw a revival of art, architecture, literature, and learning.
Imposter
A person who pretends to be someone else, usually for personal gain.
Pagan
Non-Christian; usually worshipping many gods.
Telepathy
The communication of thoughts or ideas from one mind to another.
Ulcer
An open sore, often in the stomach.
Mastaba
A type of ancient Egyptian tomb in the form of a flat-roofed, rectangular structure with inward sloping sides, constructed out of mud-bricks.
