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http://dictionary.cambridge.org/define.asp?key=59136&dict=CALD 1)indemnityprotection against possible damage or loss, esp a promise of payment or money if there is a loss or damage. The indemity relates to losses incurred due to the receipt of a substitue check.... 2)expediteto cause to be done more quickly; to hurry Sth need to be done to expedite the process. 3)tethera rope or chain used to tie esp an animal to post or other fixed place, usually so that it can move freely within a small area. 4)tressesa woman's hair, esp long hair 5)circumventto avoid sth, esp cleverly or illegally Ships were reigstered abroad to circumvent employment and safety regulations. 6)promulgateto spread beliefs or ideas among a lot of people The act authorizes the FR Board of Governors to promulgate regulations. 7)pallbearera person who helps to carry a coffin at a funeral or who walks beside it. One of the soldiers who acted as pallbearer, came up to her. 8)morona stupid person I was sleeping... you dumb witted moron. 9)slow-witted not clever and therfore slow to notice or understand things. 10)gosh-

(exclamation- slightly old-fashioned) used to express surprise or strength of feeling. Gosh, it's a miracle. It was a piece of chalk and now it's in flames!!!

11)oasisan area in desert where there is water and trees can grow.

12)inordinateunusally or unreasonably large in size or degree. 13)hunktall and attractive man 14)callowdescribes someone , esp a young person, who behaves in a way that shows a lack of experience, confidence or judgement. Mark was just a callow youth of sixteen when he arrived in paris. 15)puckishliking to make jokes about ohter people and play harmless tricks on them a puckish sense of humour a puckish grin