Blackbook [ OWS ] Page 7

[00:00.10] Estimation of a thing's worth.

[00:02.20] - Appraisal.

[00:04.31] To rise in value.

[00:07.24] - Appreciate.

[00:09.63] A person who works for an expert to learn a trade.

[00:13.89] - Apprentice.

[00:16.01] Being afraid of water or being near water.

[00:20.54] - Aquaphobia.

[00:23.46] A glass tank where fish and water plants are kept.

[00:27.71] - Aquarium.

[00:30.12] Animals and plants growing or living in or near water.

[00:34.61] - Aquatic.

[00:37.28] Suitable for growing crops.

[00:40.47] - Arable.

[00:42.60] Based on chance rather than on reason or a plan.

[00:47.36] - Arbitrary.

[00:50.01] A person who is chosen to settle a disagreement, or a person appointed by two parties to resolve a dispute.

[00:57.73] - Arbitrator.

[01:00.66] One who studies human antiquities.

[01:04.10] - Archaeologist.

[01:07.02] The study of human history and prehistory through the excavation of sites.

[01:12.62] - Archaeology.

[01:15.28] No longer in use.

[01:18.17] - Archaic.

[01:20.86] A large body of water with many islands.

[01:24.56] - Archipelago.

[01:27.22] The place where public, government, or historical records are kept.

[01:33.06] - Archive.

[01:35.19] Zeal; burning enthusiasm; passion.

[01:39.70] - Ardour.

[01:41.84] A place where fights take place; a place or scene of activity, debate, or conflict.

[01:49.03] - Arena.

[01:51.40] A government by the nobles, or a government by a person of the highest social order.

[01:57.79] - Aristocracy.

[02:00.97] A military structure where arms, ammunition, and other military equipment are stored.

[02:07.33] - Arsenal.

[02:09.46] To deliberately and maliciously set something (usually buildings) on fire.

[02:14.52] - Arson.

[02:17.18] A criminal who illegally sets fire to property.

[02:20.91] - Arsonist.

[02:23.56] Fear of fire.

[02:25.96] - Arsonphobia.

[02:28.60] Good at expressing ideas/feelings clearly in words, or having or showing the ability to speak fluently and coherently..

[02:37.37] - Articulate.

[02:40.29] One who practices one of the fine arts.

[02:43.75] - Artist.

[02:46.39] One who denies oneself ordinary bodily pleasures.

[02:51.19] - Ascetic.

[02:53.83] To regard something as being due to a cause.

[02:57.56] - Ascribe.