To get as one's own by some means or effort. acquire also means to become the owner of

The boy acquired a new car for his birthday.

To stir interest in, to make curious, or to excite the mind

The boy was intrigued by the lesson being taught in his class.

A person or thing that causes trouble or bother

The mans friend was becoming a nuisance.

To pound, crush, or grind to a powder or dust

She began to pulverize the mixture.

Of, relating to, or constituting a clause that functions as a noun, adj., or a verb. It also means placed in or occupying a lower class rank, or position.

The butler was subordinate to the king.

Taking place once every four years

The Olympics is an example of a quadrennial event

undisturbed; tranquil; calm; quiet

The morning was placid.

Evil in nature, influence, or effect; tending to produce death or deterioration

The skulls seemed malignant.

Showing kindness and gentleness , as in benign faces; a mild type or character that does not threaten health or life, as in begin tumor

Thankfully, the tumor showed to be benign

Marked by or disposed to doing good, as in a benevolent donor; organized for purpose of doing good, as in benevolent society

She was a benevolent store owner so she gave part of the business to her employees.

To pry into other people's belongings or activities without being asked or wanted

Scooby do and his friends are always meddling.

Ten thousand; a great number, as in a myriad of ideas

There seemed to be a myriad of dresses

Lush and green, covered with vegetation

Her backyard was verdant.

Deserving recognition, reward, or praise

Her acts of kindness were meritorious

Struck with terror, amazement, or horror

The crowd was aghast when the magician did an shocking trick.

Describes something experienced through someone else

I get a vicarious scare when someone in a movie is in a scary and dangerous situation