1. Wordmasters Challenge ByLauren Hackley

2. clamor (n) • definition – loud noise • synonyms – ruckus, uproar, hullabaloo • antonyms – quiet, silence

3. eternal (adj) • definition – everlasting; valid or existing at all times • synonyms – imperishable, forever, never-ending • antonyms – ending, brief

4. fleet (n) • definition – a group of planes, ships or trucks • synonyms – flotilla, squadron, force

5. fracture (v) • definition – interrupt, break or destroy • synonyms – annihilate, demolish, break • antonyms – mend, join

6. grove (n) • definition - a group of trees • synonyms - forest, plantation, woodland • antonym – desert

7. hummick (n) • definition – a small hill • synonyms – mound, hillock, haunch • antonyms – depression, gully, culvert

8. immense (adj) • definition – usually great in size or amount • synonyms – large, gigantic, huge • antonyms - small, tiny

9. impair (v) • definition – to damage or make worse • synonyms – undermine, weaken, deteriorate • antonyms – assist, help, aid

10. infinite (adj) • definition – too numerous to be counted • synonyms – limitless, unending • antonyms – limited, finite

11. lagoon (n) • definition – shallow body of water partly cut off from the sea • synonyms – bayou, inlet, cove

12. origin (n) • definition – the place where something begins, where it springs into being • synonyms – base, source • antonyms – result, outcome

13. physician (n) • definition – a doctor • synonyms – medic, medical practitioner • antonym – patient

14. sever (v) • definition – to cut off from a whole • synonyms – detach, divide, carve • antonyms – join, unite

15. sleek (adj) • definition – smooth and glossy • synonyms – lustrous, silky, polished • antonyms – dull, rough

16. stagnant (adj) • definition – not flowing • synonym – lifeless, inactive, stale • antonym – flowing, moving