1. cease to bring or come to an end; stop.

2. sulk showing that one is unhappy, dissatisfied, or angry by keeping to oneself.

3. curator person in charge of all or part of a museum, library, art gallery, zoo, etc.

4. spar to make motions of attack and defense with the arms and fist; box.

5. droll odd and amusing; quaint and laughable.

6. stupor a dazed condition.

7. prostrate lying flat with face down.

8. indulgenc e to give in to something that one wants to do; let oneself have some pleasure.

9. unforesee n not known beforehand; unexpected.

10. novelty something that is new, fresh, or unusual; change.

11. vigorous living or growing with full strength; active.

12. sensation something that stirs up great excitement.

13. shrill having or making a sharp, high sound.

14. unique being the only one; having nothing like it; unusual.

15. discipline training that teaches one to obey rules and control one’s behavior.