Pioneer
A person who first discovers a new country or area, explore, founder, head, or a leader.
Exhaustion
Extremely tired, over tiredness, fatigue.
Deprivation
Poverty, hardship, neediness, taking away.
Preordain
Pre-planned, beforehand, predetermined.
Promenade
A stroll or a walk for pleasure in a public place or seafront.
Corrugate
Rigid, folded, crumpled, creased, to wrinkle, as the skin or face.
Catacombs
Tunnel, tomb, maze, or under ground cemetery.
Minaret
A slender tower attached to a mosque, with a balcony from which a muezzin call the people for prayer, cone, pyramid, needle.
Amphetamine
A drug used to cheer up a person's mood when someone is in depressive state and also used to control the appetite in case of obesity.
Predawn
Before dawn, sunrise, at first light, before day break.
Smolder
Bubble, smoke, steam, fume, burn without visible flame.
Disheveled
Untidy, jumbled, careless, disarranged, irregular.
Lubricant
Grease, oil, oily, an oil or grease, used for reducing the friction between the part of a machine.
Outskirt
Edge, outside, circumference, edge of town, limit, or margin.
Hyacinth
A light purplish blue flower of a Lilly family.
Hovel
Cabin, shed, lodge, shelter, cottage, house.
Correlation
Relationship, connection, similarity, link, linkage.
Jalopy
Automobile, buggy, vehicle, motorcar, ,wreck, an old automobile.
Chug
Down, gulp, choke down, inhale, drink.
Traverse
To climb and travel over, roam, wander, walk.
Cobblestone
Stone, rock, paving stone, concrete, gravel, crushed stone.
