accurate
(adjective) without errors, completely correct; conforming to the truth
alert
(adjective) watchful and ready to act; quick to understand and act
(noun) readiness; an alarm; a time when an alarm is in effect
(verb) to warn or make aware of
ancestor
(noun) a family member who lived at an earlier time
disaster
(noun) a terrible event that brings great damage or suffering; a great loss
elementary
(adjective) related to the simplest or beginning level of something
envy
(noun) resentment for what someone has; a person or object that is envied
(verb) to resent and want what someone else has
epidemic
(adjective) spreading to a very large group at the same time; contagious
(noun) a rapid, widespread outbreak of a disease
feeble
(adjective) having little strength or force; without energy or authority
penetrate
(verb) to enter or force a way through or into; to see into
romp
(noun) spirited, carefree, or noisy fun; something that suggests merry play
(verb) to run or play in a lively or carefree way; to win easily
staple
(noun) a U-shaped wire that fastens material by piercing and bending; a major product, material, part, or item regularly used
(verb) to fasten with staples
(adjective) chief, principal; needed or used regularly
survive
(verb) to stay alive or continue to exist; to keep on going; to live longer than