ˈboske
noun (pl. bosques)

Spanish: forest.

forest |ˈfôrəst, ˈfär-|
noun

a large area covered chiefly with trees and undergrowth: a pine forest | much of Europe was covered with forest.

• a large number or dense mass of vertical or tangled objects: a forest of connecting wires.
• [historical] (in England) an area, typically owned by the sovereign and partly wooded, kept for hunting and having its own laws.

goɹd͡ʒəs
adjective

beautiful; very attractive: gorgeous colors and exquisite decoration.

• [informal] very pleasant: a short but gorgeous hot summer.

sɛnt
noun

1. a distinctive smell, esp. one that is pleasant: the scent of freshly cut hay.
   • pleasant-smelling liquid worn on the skin; perfume: she sprayed scent over her body.
2. a trail indicated by the characteristic smell of an animal and perceptible to hounds or other animals: the hound followed the scent.
   • a trail of evidence or other signs assisting someone in a search or investigation: once their interest is aroused, they follow the scent with sleuthlike pertinacity.
3. [archaic] the faculty or sense of smell.

verb [with obj.]

1. (usu. be scented with) impart a pleasant scent to: a glass of tea scented with lemon balm.
2. discern by the sense of smell: a shark can scent blood from well over half a mile away.
   • sense the presence, existence, or imminence of: a commander who scented victory.
   • sniff (the air) for a scent: the bull advanced, scenting the breeze at every step.

wazo
noun (pl. oiseaux)

French: bird.

bird |bərd|
noun (pl. birds)

a warm-blooded egg-laying vertebrate distinguished by the possession of feathers, wings, and a beak and (typically) by being able to fly.

• an animal of this type that is hunted for sport or used for food: carve the bird at the dinner table.
• [informal] an aircraft, spacecraft, satellite, or guided missile: the crews worked frantically to ready their birds for flight.

kʰɹ̩mʌd͡ʒn̩
noun

an ill-tempered (and frequently old) person full of stubborn ideas or opinions: a cranky curmudgeon working at the hospital who gives all the patients and other doctors flak.

libelyl
noun (pl. libellules)

French: dragonfly.

dragonfly |ˈdragənˌflī|
noun (pl. dragonflies)

a fast-flying long-bodied predatory insect with two pairs of large transparent wings that are spread out sideways at rest. The voracious aquatic larvae take up to five years to reach adulthood.

ˈTHərōlē
adverb

1. in a thorough manner: he searched the house thoroughly.
2. very much; greatly: I thoroughly enjoyed the day | [as submodifier]: she was soon thoroughly bored.

ˈvī(ə)lənt
adjective

using or involving physical force intended to hurt, damage, or kill someone or something: a violent confrontation with riot police.

• (esp. of an emotion or unpleasant or destructive natural force) very strong or powerful: violent dislike | the violent eruption killed 1,700 people.
• (of a color) vivid.

ˈskāT͟HiNG
adjective

witheringly scornful; severely critical: she launched a scathing attack on the governor.

ˈhəskē
adjective (huskier, huskiest)

1. (of a voice or utterance) sounding low-pitched and slightly hoarse.
2. strong; hefty: Patrick looked a husky, strong guy.
3. like or consisting of a husk or husks.