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Select the correct definition for each word

Trajectory

a collection of strict rules the path followed by an object moving through space midieval implement used to shoot stones

Capability

the illusion that wearing a cape will give one great strength describes a person wears a hat quite often the power or potential to do something

Abreast

up to date with the latest news ideas or information, one of a pair of mammary glands found in humans and some mammals being a head taller than another person

Abyss

a large mammal with shaggy fur and two distinct tusks a deep or seemingly bottomless space a residence for men under religious vows

Imperative

something that no attention has been brought to requiring attention or action comparing to

Lucrative

given a lot of thought a slippery object producing a great deal of profit

Candid

a spontaneous event straightforward, open and sincere, honest describes a can that has already been opened

Superfluous

high levels of fluoride a thin liquid of high viscosity exceeding what is necessary

Articulate

a visual display depicting a piece of history a reason to laugh uttered clearly and in distinct syllables

Chronic

long lasting and difficult to eradicate a crease in the spine of a book a light that stays on for a prolonged period of time

Adequate

a quiet sound level having the requisite qualities a healthy amount of water

Atrophy

lacking any physical prizes to show off one’s achievements to waste away a long hollow cylinder for carrying a substance

Compel

to make something go quickly force, constrain or coerce to speed up ones talking rate

Cope

handle or deal with a difficult situation making wishes in cold weather something that is neither closed nor open

Peddler

someone who steals from people someone who sells things someone who rides their bicycle frequently

Perception

the process of becoming aware through the senses a preconceived notion the idea that each person is given a chance

Rupture

concern that someone is not telling the truth a sudden break or burst something that comes to an end

Wary

the feeling of exhaustion a union of two things cautious or leery

Notorious

someone that has a good sense of direction known widely and usually unfavorably a person who performs legal formalities

Annex

an addition to a document the vertical groove located between the upper lip and nose immediately adjacent to