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Attacks A sudden and violent action, often intended to harm or injure someone. ■ John was attacked by a group of thugs while walking home from work. He managed to fend them off with his trusty cane, but not before they stole his wallet.
Armor A suit of protective clothing made from metal or leather, worn by soldiers, knights, and other warriors to protect against attacks. ■ "The armor of the medieval knight was as shiny as a new penny."
flak A type of anti-aircraft gun that fires projectiles horizontally at a low angle to protect against air attacks. ■ When the enemy planes were closing in, the soldier manning the flak gun was ready for them!
Viciousness The quality of being very unpleasant or mean-spirited, often involving personal attacks or insults. ■ "I knew I was going to regret asking him about his ex. His viciousness towards her was legendary."
cardiologist A doctor who specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of heart conditions, but also has a strong sense of humor. ■ "I knew I had to see a cardiologist when I started feeling chest pains, but after hearing their jokes about love triangles and heart attacks, I decided to keep looking."
comebacks A series of clever or humorous responses to an opponent's insults or attacks. ■ After her rival made a rude comment about her weight, she fired back with a series of witty comebacks that had the whole crowd in stitches.
epinephrine A highly addictive stimulant that causes increased heart rate, sweating, and heightened senses. It's commonly found in adrenaline shots used to treat severe allergies or asthma attacks. ■ "I accidentally spilled a bottle of epinephrine on my cat and now she's bouncing off the walls like a kangaroo!
Guerrillas A small group of people who use surprise attacks and unconventional tactics to fight against larger, more powerful enemies. ■ "The guerrilla fighters were able to successfully steal the king's valuable jewels by hiding in the shadows and striking when least expected!"
Outpost A small fort or settlement built by a group of people to protect themselves from enemy attacks. ■ "The outpost was so far away from the main city that it was basically just a bunch of tents in the middle of nowhere. It's no wonder they were always getting ambushed by bandits!
wickedness The state of being wicked or evil, characterized by a strong desire to do harm or cause suffering. ■ When the politician was caught lying on national television, his supporters were quick to dismiss his opponents' accusations of wickedness as mere political attacks.