I ntegrity

Integrity Soundness of moral character

Dignified Being noble or stately

Fragrant Sweet smelling

Gleam To flash or beam with light

Hangar A building for storing aircraft

Looming To appear dimly or vaguely as a large threatening shape

Lurking To move about in a secret and sly manner.

Mesquite A tree common to the Southwest often used for grilling

Palette A thin board used to lay and mix paint

Parlor A room for entertaining

Plush Luxurious, expensive, stylish.

Pulpit A platform or raised structure from which the minister preaches.

Reservoir A place where water is collected and stored for use.

Rudder A flat piece of wood or metal used to steer a boat or a plane.

Runt A animal that is smaller than the others.

Silhouette A dark image outlined against a lighter background

Taunt To jeer at or mock, to make angry.

Thicket Bushes or small trees growing close together.

Torrent A violent, rushing stream of water

Teeming To be full of, or swarming