- Helter‑skelter — here and there, in confusion
- Awe‑stricken — amazed, filled with wonder
- Din — noisy, loud sound
- Sardines — packed closely together
- Simmering — almost boiling
- Jostling — pushing someone in a crowd
- Brim — top edge of a cup or container
- Scorching — very hot, burning
- Poignant — causing sadness, touching
- Engrossed — deeply interested, giving full attention
- Promptly — immediately, without delay
- Gleaming — shiny from being cleaned or polished
- Immensely — extremely, very much
- Dismay — disappointment, sadness
- Rage — uncontrollable anger
- Stipulated — agreed upon, made a condition
- Enchanting — pleasant, attractive, delightful
- Monotony — boring repetition, sameness
- Lads — boys, young men
- Summoned — ordered to come, called formally
- Elaborate — detailed, carefully explained
- Ailments — illnesses, health problems
- Woes — problems, unhappiness
- Grave — burial place; also serious, important
- Clerical — related to office work or clerks
- Nerve‑wracking — very stressful, causing anxiety
- Ailing — sick, unwell
- Hangar — a large building for storing aircraft
- Welfare — well‑being, support for basic needs
- Downtrodden — oppressed, treated badly
- Rat race — endless, competitive struggle for success
- Repercussion — consequence, negative effect
- Ornate — decorated with complex patterns
- Enticing — attractive, tempting
- Voracious — very eager, greedy (especially for food or knowledge)
- Potpourri — a mixture of different things (originally dried flowers)
- Spec — short for specification, detail
- Speck — tiny spot or particle
- Glory — great honour, fame
- Parched — very dry, thirsty
- Disastrous — causing great damage, very bad
- Rigorous — strict, thorough, demanding
- Eager — enthusiastic, keen
- Sportsman spirit — fairness, respect in competition
- Conversed — talked, held a conversation
- Tranquillity — peace, calmness
- Glorious — magnificent, wonderful
- Ecstatic — extremely happy, joyful
- Nick — small cut or mark
- Perch — resting place, especially for a bird
- Furious — very angry
- Deafening — extremely loud
- Nostalgic — longing for the past
- Mesmerising — fascinating, holding attention
- Sumptuous — luxurious, rich
- Rejuvenating — refreshing, restoring energy
- Aptly — suitably, appropriately
- Lure — attract, tempt
- Courteous — polite, respectful
- Polite — showing good manners
- Miserably — unhappily, poorly
- Oblivious — unaware, not noticing
- Humble — modest, not proud
- Ought — should, duty
- Alighted — stepped down, got off (from a vehicle or horse)
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