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moderation in one's actions, appetites, or feelings; drinking few, if any, alcoholic beverages.
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lasting or effective for a short time only.
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one thing following after another.
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murdering one's sister.
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an instrument to measure the rate of travel in miles or kilometers.
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gripping firmly; holding fast.
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to hold, occupy, or dwell in; a person who pays rent to use land.
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a sisterhood. College __________ are groups of females who live together like sisters.
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According to its word parts, __________ means "at the same time.
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to overturn or undermine something established.
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the living together of two different organisms for mutual benefit.
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originally the seventh month. Our calendar evolved from the original Roman calendar, which began in March instead of January. You can see that making March the first month makes __________ the seventh month.
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a mood or state of mind. Temp also means "to moderate."
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a group of six singers or players.
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neither very hot nor very cold; moderate.
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the length of time something is held; the status of holding a job permanently.
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pertaining to, consisting of, or representing the earth.
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perceptible to the touch.
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the science or study of the origin, development, organization, and functioning of human society.
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A building where Jews gather for worship and religious study. The literal meaning is to bring together or lead.
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firm or solid earth.
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willing to give in or obey another; humble or obedient.
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a literary or film work that takes up and continues the narrative of a preceding work.
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a tract of land with reference to its natural features or military advantages.
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