Growing in waste places, disturbed land, or poor soil.
Relating to, composed of, or carved on rocks.
Having characteristics of both rural and urban life.
1. To go to or live in the country.
Glowing, shining, or glittering with a red or golden light.
Threatening words or action, for example, in the form of a flamboyant display of military power.
To disrupt, damage, or destroy, especially in an underhanded manner.
One who disrupts, damages, or destroys, especially in an underhanded manner.
An expression of surprise, dismay, annoyance, etc.
A well-meaning but hopelessly inept person.
An expedition to observe (or, in the past, to hunt) wild animals in their natural habitat.
Having the power to save or redeem.
A radical or revolutionary.
A stone coffin, often inscribed or decorated.
Marked by unrestrained revelry, overindulgence, licentiousness, etc.
A fiery speaker, especially a preacher.
To take a winding course.
A very short notice or no notice.
One who spends wastefully.
To rise or lift by, or as if by, a wave.
A wand held by a sovereign as an emblem of authority and power.
A mock fight or a fight with an imaginary enemy.
A flat-bottomed boat with square ends.
To crunch, crush, or grind.
To make a scraping or grating sound.
1. Relating to worldly rather than religious matters.
Occurring every other day.