Definition | Toponym |
Secondary or high school, especially a private one | |
Fleet of warships | |
To break up into small, unfriendly political areas | |
Detachable, dagger-like blade affixed to a rifle | |
Labyrinthine, complex, or devious | |
State or place of banishment or of ostracism | |
Desperate evacuation or withdrawal | |
City quarter inhabited by a minority group | |
Source of great wealth | |
Slave or serf | |
Brief, pithy, concise | |
Hall for public lectures or discussions | |
To celebrate in an exuberant and boisterous public manner | |
France's national hymn, written by Claude Joseph Rouget de Lisle | |
Any site visited by many, especially as a place to which one yearns to go | |
To exclude from society | |
Lighthouse | |
Something that serves as a guide or clue to solving a problem | |
Place of exile or imprisonment, especially for political prisoners | |
Brave, frugal, and known for self-discipline | |
Person who endures pain without complaint | |
Any calamitous or decisive defeat | |