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ECHO edendale Your 24/7 community connection FREE June 19, 2014 Aids helpline 0800-012-322 www.echopmb.co.za @echokzn PMB Echo DESIREE ERASMUS T HE words to be learned for the much antici- pated inaugural KZN Premier Spelling Bee can be found in this edition of your Mar- itzburg Fever. Media24 Local News KZN (publishers of the Fever, Echo, Greytown Gazette and Weekly titles) has partnered with the Office of the Pre- mier to take the event - which started in Zululand as the Zu- luland Spelling Bee - throughout the province. GM of Media24 Local News KZN, Neil Tapinos, said publishing the words during Youth Month and to coincide with Youth Day is “fitting”. “We believe the KZN Premier Spelling Bee is a vehicle with which to educate and empower our local youth. In celebrating Youth Month, Media24 Local News KZN wanted to make a tangible contribution to the memory of this day.” Speaking at the first sitting of the provincial executive council in Pietermaritzburg last week, KZN Premier Senzo Mchunu said he had committed the provincial government to “moving with speed to ensure youth develop- ment programmes reach all corners of the province”. “KwaZulu-Natal Executive Council met officially for the first time during this term of office and reflected on the progress this government is making with regard to Youth Devel- opment. The people of KwaZulu- Natal, especially the youth, are its greatest resource,” said Mchunu. “It is critical that the talent and potential of our youth is fully developed and harnessed, so that we can guarantee the continuous socio- economic development of KwaZulu- Natal and South Africa as a whole. In doing so we will ensure that we deal decisively with the triple challenge of poverty, unemployment and inequal- ity,” said Mchunu. Marketing manager of Media24 Local News KZN, Sharmaine Smith, said pupils have over a month to learn the words, and those who have entered the competition will then gather at events in their regions to “spell their way to success” in August. The venues, dates and times for the regional competitions will be published in July. “While we want pupils to see this event as fun, we also encourage them to study diligently for the Spelling Bee. There are hundreds of thousands of rands in bursary, cash and book prizes up for grabs for the winning spellers, their schools and their teachers. Those who apply themselves will be able to make a very real difference to their education and futures if they make it to the finals,” she said. The competition is open to grade 10 and 11 pupils (one from each grade-ietwopupilsfromeachschool) from previously disadvantaged rural schools who speak English as a second language. All entrants must be under 18 years of age. Pupils must remember that only the words printed in ‘bold’ must be learned for spelling purposes. The definitions which accompany the words are to help pupils understand thewords. Forthe‘BonusWords’sec- tion, the words and definitions must be learned. The Bonus Words are printed on the last page of the feature and are clearly marked. Pupils are not able to enter themselves into the competition; they must be entered through their schools. All of the details are contained in the entry forms, which are printed in this week’s paper and will run for the next month. Calling KZN school spellers Bursaries, cash and book prizes are up for grabs for the winners For more information on the event, contact Vusi Mthalane at 079 389 5205 or Sharmaine Smith at 082 496 0617. Your DES T pa Pr ca ed itz Ne of Gr an pa Off m Ca sc Bursa PHOTO: LENARD DUPPER KZN Premier Senzo Mchunu says he is looking forward to the events. Fire safety taught in high-risk communities NQOBILE MTOLO >>[email protected] IN order to contain fire disasters in high- risk areas the Msunduzi Municipality is planning to form and implement com- munity emergency response teams (Cert) where certain individuals within communities will receive basic fire-fight- ing training to deal with fire emergencies. The municipality believes that be- cause individuals are the first responders in the event of a fire, proper training is needed before the municipal fire department arrives. Municipal manager Mxolisi Nkosi told the Executive Committee that community volunteers, who will be part of Cert, will undergo basic fire-fighting training. “The approach was that we form these community emergency response teams by identifying volunteers in certain zones, and train them in basic fire fighting so that whenever there are fires, before the municipality can respond, at least the people within the locality can assist in containing those fire disasters,” said Nkosi. A report from the municipality’s fire and rescue unit states that fires in infor- mal settlements, and other high-risk areas, are out of control, resulting in the high loss of life and property and affect- ing the most vulnerable citizens. Through the formation of Cert, various life-saving skills can be imparted to community members in fire fighting, first aid, safety and security and electrical safety. 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ECHOedendale

Your 24/7 community connection FREE June 19, 2014

[email protected]

Aids helpline0800­012­322

www.echopmb.co.za @echokzn PMB Echo

DESIREE ERASMUS

THEwords tobelearned for themuch antici-

pated inaugural KZNPremier Spelling Beecan be found in thisedition of your Mar-itzburg Fever.

Media24 LocalNewsKZN(publishersof the Fever, Echo,Greytown GazetteandWeekly titles) haspartnered with theOffice of the Pre-mier to take theevent - whichstarted inZululandastheZu-luland SpellingBee - throughoutthe province.

GMofMedia24

LocalNewsKZN,Neil Tapinos,said publishing the words duringYouth Month and to coincide withYouth Day is “fitting”.

“We believe the KZN PremierSpellingBee isavehiclewithwhich toeducate and empower our localyouth. In celebrating Youth Month,Media24 Local News KZN wanted tomake a tangible contribution to thememory of this day.” Speaking at thefirst sittingof theprovincialexecutivecouncil in Pietermaritzburglast week, KZN Premier SenzoMchunu said he had committed theprovincial government to “movingwith speed to ensure youth develop-ment programmes reach all cornersof the province”.

“KwaZulu-Natal ExecutiveCouncilmetofficially for the first timeduringthistermofofficeandreflectedon the progress this government ismaking with regard to Youth Devel-opment. The people of KwaZulu-

Natal, especially the youth, are itsgreatest resource,” said Mchunu.

“It is critical that the talent andpotential of our youth is fullydeveloped and harnessed, so thatwecan guarantee the continuous socio-economic development of KwaZulu-Natal and South Africa as awhole. Indoing so we will ensure that we dealdecisivelywith the triple challenge ofpoverty, unemploymentand inequal-ity,” said Mchunu.

Marketing manager of Media24Local News KZN, Sharmaine Smith,saidpupilshaveoveramonthtolearnthe words, and those who haveentered the competition will thengather at events in their regions to“spell theirwaytosuccess” inAugust.The venues, dates and times for theregional competitions will bepublished in July.

“While we want pupils to see thisevent as fun,wealso encourage themtostudydiligentlyfortheSpellingBee.

There are hundreds of thousands ofrands in bursary, cash and bookprizes up for grabs for the winningspellers, their schools and theirteachers. Those who applythemselveswillbeabletomakeaveryreal difference to their education andfutures if they make it to the finals,”she said. The competition is open tograde10and11pupils(onefromeachgrade-ietwopupilsfromeachschool)from previously disadvantaged ruralschools who speak English as asecond language. All entrants mustbe under 18 years of age.

Pupils must remember that onlythe words printed in ‘bold’ must belearned for spelling purposes. Thedefinitions which accompany thewords are to help pupils understandthewords. Forthe‘BonusWords’sec-tion, the words and definitions mustbe learned. The Bonus Words areprinted on the last page of the featureand are clearly marked.

Pupils are not able to enterthemselves into thecompetition; theymust be entered through theirschools. All of the details arecontained in the entry forms, whichare printed in this week’s paper andwill run for the next month.

Calling KZNschool spellers

Bursaries, cash and book prizes are up for grabs for the winners

For more information on theevent, contact Vusi Mthalane at079 389 5205 or SharmaineSmith at 082 496 0617.

Your 24/7 community connection

DESIREE ERASMUS

Tpated inaugural KZNPremier Spelling Beecan be found in thisedition of your Mar-itzburg Fever.

NewsKZN(publishersof the Fever, Echo,Greytown GazetteandWeekly titles) haspartnered with theOffice of the Pre-mier to take the

Calling KZNschool spellers>> Bursaries, cash and book prizes are up for grabs for the winners

PHOTO: LENARD DUPPERKZN Premier Senzo Mchunu says heis looking forward to the events.

Fire safetytaughtin high­riskcommunities

NQOBILE MTOLO>>[email protected]

IN order to contain fire disasters in high­risk areas the Msunduzi Municipality isplanning to form and implement com­munity emergency response teams(Cert) where certain individuals withincommunities will receive basic fire­fight­ing training to deal with fire emergencies.

The municipality believes that be­

cause individuals are the firstresponders in the event of a fire, propertraining is needed before the municipalfire department arrives.

Municipal manager Mxolisi Nkosi toldthe Executive Committee thatcommunity volunteers, who will be partof Cert, will undergo basic fire­fightingtraining.

“The approach was that we formthese community emergency response

teams by identifying volunteers in certainzones, and train them in basic fire fightingso that whenever there are fires, beforethe municipality can respond, at least thepeople within the locality can assist incontaining those fire disasters,” saidNkosi.

A report from the municipality’s fireand rescue unit states that fires in infor­mal settlements, and other high­riskareas, are out of control, resulting in the

high loss of life and property and affect­ing the most vulnerable citizens.

Through the formation of Cert,various life­saving skills can be impartedto community members in fire fighting,first aid, safety and security and electricalsafety.

Each member, who is trained, will beissued with a 1,5kg fire extinguisher foruse within the community or risk area inwhich they live or have been deployed.

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SISEMANZINI isizwe sakwaMpumuza ngokudlula emhlabeni kwenyosinenduna yesizwe uMnuz Bhekindoda Makhaye (85) ngoMgqibelo zin­gu­15 kuNhlangulana (June) emva kokuxinwa ukugula.

UMnuz Makhaye ubeyinyosi yeNkosi uNsikayezwe Zondi iminyakaengama­37. Wazalwa ngo­1929, eMxhakeni eCedara, nguMnuz Zibheb­hu Makhaye noMaMbanjwa abangasekho emhlabeni.

Usuke eMxhakeni wayo kwakha eMafakatini, waba ikhansela las­eSweetwaters ngama­1970s, ube esebekwa njengenduna nenyosi yes­izwe. UMnuz Mfiselwa Makhaye, oyilungu lomndeni. Uthe: “Sigqemekeingozi ngokuhamba kwakhe emhlabeni. Sizokhumbula iziyalo nobu­qotho bakhe. Umbuzo esisele nawo njengomndeni ukuthi ubani ozon­gena ezicathulweni zakhe ngeqhaza abelidlala emndenini nasem­phakathini,” kusho uMnuz Makhaye. UMnuz Ndoda Ngcoya oyindunayendawo uthe: “Silahlekelwe kakhulu umuntu obesefananengqolobane yesizwe ngolwazi abenalo. Ubesefana nomfowethungoba ubeseduze kwenkosi ngaso sonke isikhathi,” kusho uMnuz Ng­coya. INkosi uZondi ithe: “Ngiphatheke kabi ngokushona kwenduna,lokhu kusho ukuhlephuka kwenyama kwenye inyama.

Yize kubuhlungu,

ISITHOMBE :NOKULUNGA NGOBESEInyosi yeNkosi uNsikayezweZondi uMnu. Bhekindoda Ma­khaye ongasekho

sithi kungcono ngobauke wagula isikhasha­na.

Akubi kuhle umaumuntu edlule emhla­beni kungazwaka­langa ukuthi ugulile.

Ube wumuntuoqotho, obekwazi uk­wethula izeluleko ez­inhle futhi enok­wethembeka.

“Njengoba ubum­bongi buyithalenteumuntu aphiwa lona,sizolindela ukuthi kubeabadala abangasekhoabazosikhombisa uku­thi ubani ozongenaezicathulweni zakhe,”kusho iNkosi uZondi.

Ushiye emhlabeniamadodana akheamabili, amadodakaziamahlanu nabazukulu.Inkonzo yesikhumbuzoizoba sebandlenilamaRoma, eMadwale­ni eSweetwaters ngo­11ekuseni.

Ugogo ukhala ngomnyango ngesitifiketi somzukuluNOKULUNGA NGOBESE>>[email protected]

UKHALA ngomNyango weza-seKhaya owesifazane wase-Eden-dale emva kokuba sekuphele unyakaegqigqa emahhovisi awo ezamelaumzukulu wakhe isitifiketi sokuzal-wa, kodwa atshelwe ukuthi akayofu-na unina.

UNkk Zwelihle Ngubane (65),ohlala nomzukulu wakhe u-AyandaNgubane (9), uthe wenze yonke imi-zamo ukuthola unina womzukuluwakhe kodwa uyahluleka. Uvezeukuthi unencwadi efungelwe ema-phoyiseni (affidavit) eqinisekisa uku-thi akatholakali umzali wengane.

Yize kunjalo ubuyiselwa emuvakuthiwa akabuye naye.

Uthe: “U-AyandawashiywauninaodabukaeNquthu,eneminyakaemit-hathu. Unina uke wahlala lapha eM-gungundlovu, futhi emholela nemaliyesondlo sikahulumeni njengobaisitifiketi sokuzalwa nekhadi lomgo-mo bekuhlala kuye.

“Uke wanyamalala isikhathi es-ide,wabuya esethi isitifiketi sokuzal-wa, umazisi wakhe nekhadi lomgo-

mo kulahlekile. Angifuni ukuthikumeimali yesondlo.Ngimnike imalingo-2012 ukuba ahambe ay-okushaya kabusha. Uvele wan-yamalala emva kwalokho,wahambanesitifiketi esisha,” kusho uNkkNgu-bane.

Uqhube wathi: “Ngonyaka odlulengoLwezi(November)nginikelekuboeNquthu lapho bemkhombe khona.Ngashiya inombolo yocingo ukuzeumndeni wakhe ungithinte umakukhona abakuzwayo. Kuze kube yi-manje abakaze bangithinte.

“Kusukela ngonyaka odlulengoNhlolanja (February) ngiyafikaemahhovisi oMnyango weza-seKhaya, futhi ngisizwa ngabantuabahlukene bathi, ngeke ngikwaziukushaya isitifiketi sokuzalwaesishaunina esaphila.

“Noma sengifika nencwadi evelaemaphoyiseni, angilutholi usizo.Njengoba sengimdala, uma kungen-zeka ngishone, le ngane izosalaibenenkinga ngoba ayinaso isitifiketizokuzalwa futhi uninaakatholakali”.

Kuze kwafika isikhathi sokushic-ilela bengatholakalanga abomNyan-go wezaseKhaya ukuthi baphawule.

PHOTO:NOKULUNGA NGOBESEUNkk. Zwelihle Ngubane ukhalangokwenzelwa phansi uMnyangowezaseKhaya.

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UMPHAKATHI waseMadwaleni, e-Sweetwaters usathukile ngesenzo sob-ulwane sokugqitshwa kowesifazane

emgodini, okusolakala ukuthi ubulewe yib-hungu lendawo.

UMnuz Sbongiseni Mbhele (26) ovelekafushane enkantolo kaMantshi eNtuzumangoLwesibili, usolwa ngokubulala uNkszPhumzile Mkhize (42), wamgqiba lapho ku-lahlwa khona udoti ngaphandle kwakubo.

Umufi odabuka KwaMashu, eThekwini,utholwe amaphoyisa egqitshwe eMadwaleningoMgqibelo, emva kwezinsuku ezingaphezuezinhlanu edukile.

UNksz Lungile Nene oyisihlobo sikaMnuzMbhele, uthe kuboshwe amabhungu amaneasendaweni okubalwa kuwo nendodana ya-khe,njengobaumsolwaawanikaimotokamu-fiyohlobolwe-PoloVivoukubaahambengayo.

Uthe basola ukuthi uMnuz Mbheleubethandana nomufi.: “Umsolwa bengimt-hatha njengendodana yami ngobawashonelwaabazali.UmaephumaeThekwiniubefikela kwami, yize ebenalo ikubo. Ufikengemoto ngoLwesihlanu olwedlule, sonkesajabula ngoba besicabanga ukuthi eyakhe.NgoMsombuluko ekuseni uvuke ethi uya em-sebenzini,wacelaumfanawamiukubaamph-elezele ukuze ezomshiya edolobheni abuyenemoto. Abafana bebehamba ngayo imoto,kodwa besingasoli lutho,” kusho uNksz Nene.

Uqhubewathi: “Bazebakhulumabathi im-oto kumele ihanjiswe kumakhenikha ngobaibinenkinga. Sithuke sesizwa ukuthi kubosh-weamabhunguamathathuKwaGandaganda,abehamba ngemoto entshontshiwe. Indo-dana yami yabaleka kodwa yabanjwa ihleliendaweni yokucima ukoma. Amaphoyisaabopha umsolwa ngaphandle kwenkundlayezemidlalo eThekwini, kuthiwa wavumaukuthi wagqiba umufi kubo e-Sweetwaters,”kusho uNksz Nene.

Uphethe ngokuthi umsolwa ubefaniswanemvu yenkosi, engaphuzi, engabhemi futhiengasukeli muntu.

OkhulumelaamaphoyisauColonel JayNai-cker, ukuqinisekisile ukuthi umsolwa uvelekafushane enkantolo ngecala lokusolwangokubulala. Uthe: “Umsolwa naye uboshwengoMgqibelo eChesterville eThekwini. Up-henyo lusiholele eSweetwaters, lapho simbekhona isidumbusikamufi.Uphenyo lwenziwengokuhlanganyela kwabaseshi besiteshisase-Plessislaer naseNanda. Kusolakala uku-thi umufi wabulawa emva kokuba ethathweemsebenzini.Uphenyoluyaqhubeka,icalalih-lehliselwe umhlaka 24 kuNhlolanja”,(June)kusho uColonel Naicker.

ISITHOMBE:NOKULUNGA NGOBESEuNksz. Lungile Nene ekhomba lapho bekug­qitshwe khona umufi endaweni yase­Sweet­waters

Fence damageexposes familyto crimeDUMISANI ZONDI>>[email protected]

THE Sokhela family in Imbali’s Unit 15say that they have been rendered vul-nerable to criminals after a Msunduzi

Municipality refuse truckdestroyed theiryardwall.

To make matters worse said ThamiSokhela, a municipal official assigned to helpthem repair the damage is “unco-operativeand utterly rude”.

“ThishappenedonTuesdaywhenwewereat work. The neighbours phonedmywife andtold her that a refuse truck had smashed ourfront yardwall. They said later aman arrivedand took pictures and took down some notes,but no one contacted us until my wife went tothemunicipality to make a report. It was onlythen she discovered that the person who ishandling ourmatter is Mfuphi,” said Sokhela.

JosephMfuphi is theEdendalerefuseman-agement depot supervisor.

Sokhela said there was no feedback fromMfuphi until he contacted him on Friday to

find out about the progress on repairing thedamaged wall. He said Mfuphi was rude andrefused to co-operate.

“We want the wall to be repaired soon be-cause our house has become vulnerable tocriminals. I don’t want a repeat of what hap-pened recently,” he said.

Sokhela said that during the storms inJanuary, a portion of their wall was damagedandcriminalstooktheopportunityofsneakinginto their house and stealing a laptop, a radioand a cellphonewhile the familywas at work.

“If thecriminalsbreakintothehouseagain,who will pay for the items that might bestolen? They [municipality] must fix the fencesoon.”

Mfuphi disputed allegations of rudenessandbeingunco-operative toSokhela, saying itwas Sokhela who proved to be difficult as hewanted to dictate the pace at which thingsmust be done without following the correctroute.

“ThereisaprocesstobefollowedandIhavedone all that needs to be done from my side.He needs to take three quotations to the 8thfloor [ofASChettyBuilding] so wecanstart re-pairinghiswall immediately.Weare justwait-ing for the quotation,” said Mfuphi.

ThamiSokhelastands nextto the wallthat wasdamaged bya municipalrefuse trucklastTuesday.PHOTO:DUMISANIZONDI

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OUR front page story this week is all about ourhighly successful Spelling Bee competition,whichmembers of the publicwill be able to at-tend and watch in August.

SoeffectivehastheeventbeenthattheOfficeof the Premier has partneredwith us this yeartotakethecompetitionfromonearea(Zululand–wherethecompetitionoriginated)andextendit over the entire province.

We are immensely proud of our SpellingBee,whichwebelievehastheabilityandpowerto teach our local young people focus, disci-pline, determination and that fruit is bornefrom hard work.

However, theeventdoesnotonlybenefitpu-pils. It creates an opportunity for schools andteachers to pool their intellectual resources toteach their charges with added gusto and en-thusiasm.

Teachers and schools are rewarded for the

efforts of their spellers, as it takesmany hoursof tutoring to get pupils to the point of finalists.

This has been clearly seen at our previousZululand Spelling Bee, now in its fifth year,where teachers have put in countless hours oftheir own timeonweekends andafter hours totutorentrants.And italways,without fail, paysoff.

If you are a teacher at a disadvantagedschoolwhere pupils speakEnglish as a secondlanguage, we encourage you to enter your topspellers into the competition.

Let’s work together to build youth who arestronger, healthier and brighter thanwe couldimagine.

Living education,loving education

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Attention all rural schools/schoolswithEnglish as a second language

Rural/previously disadvantaged schools are invited to enter their top two(2) English spellers fromGrade 10 and Grade 11 (one from each grade) into

the KZN Premier Spelling BeeMaritzburg regional event, to be held inAugust 2014 (Date and venue to be confirmed, keep reading your local

newspaper to find out the details!)

Words to be learnt for theMaritzburg Spelling Beewill be published in the 20 June 2014 edition of the

Maritzburg Fever, Edendale Echo,Maritzburg Echo&GreytownGazette.

Prizes:Cash prizes, book hampers, stationery hampers,bursaries and goodie bags for the top spellers,

schools and teachers!

To enter:Complete the entry form found in this local newspaper and fax it to us at

0865344256, or email it to [email protected]

Send us the below information via email,[email protected] fax, 0865344256.

* School name, school address, English teacher’s name and contactdetails, registration number of your school, district of your school

* Full names of your two spellers* Both spellers’ ID numbers OR copy of birth certificate

FEVER

* Entries are limited per regional event* Get your entries in early to ensure your spot at the

2014Maritzburg Spelling Bee* Entries close on 20 June 2014

ENTRY FORMPlease fill in all the following sections and send itto us via email, [email protected],OR fax it to 0865344256.

SCHOOL DETAILS:

FEVER

* Please note all pupils must be entered via their schooland cannot enter as individuals

* Age limit for pupils is 18* Entries are limited per regional event

* Get your entries in early to ensure your spot* Entries close on 20 June 2014

Name: ______________________________ Registration number: _________________

Physical Address: ______________________ Tel: ( ) __________________________

__________________________________________ District: ___________________________

SCHOOL ENGLISH TEACHER’S DETAILS:

Name: _______________________________

Cell: ( ) ___________________________

ENTRANT DETAILS (PUPILS):

Name: _______________________________ ID number: ___________________________

Cell: ( ) ___________________________

Grade 10:

Name: _______________________________ ID number: ____________________________

Cell: ( ) ___________________________

Grade 11:

SCHOOL STAMP

(or a copy of birth certificate)

(or a copy of birth certificate)

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Anele summons the guilty lovers tosee her. Khethiwe is shocked by Ruby’sconfession. Senzo is intrigued when hisex wants to meet. Priska pushes Ngamlatoo far. Nicholas sees a different side tohis business partner. Jason isn’t ready toswallow his pride yet. Ruby gets it onwith a man.ISIDINGO

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Road closures for Spar race

ROADSthatwillbeaffectedbythe SPAR Women’s 10/kmRace this Sunday will be

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Access to the park from AlanPaton (DurbanRoad)willbeunob-structed for the duration of theevent, except for a short period tostart the runners off between7.30am and 8:30 am.

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starting and finishing in Alexan-dra Park, the finish is at The Ovalcricket stadium. The cut-off timefor the 10km race is 2hrs 30minand for the 5km race the runnerswillhavetwohourstocompletetheevent. There is a cut-off at 9:15amat the Park Drive entrance to theMayor’sGarden for the10kmrun-ners.Roads that will be affected by therace are:Balmoral ­ closed from 4 am to 11 am.Princess Margaret ­ closed from 4am to11 am.Park Drive between Princess Margaret

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For more info contact the raceorganisers on [email protected] or visit theofficial race website www.sparwomensrace.co.za/pmb-home.html.

PHOTO: ROGAN WARDPlayers from the first hockey team of Maritzburg Christian School who will be participating in the Spar Women’s race are (from left) Jeanmarivan Rooyen (assistant coach), Alyssa Selby, Mikayla Julius, Simphiwe Ndlovu, Sanelisiwe Dladla, Caitlyn Caswell and Kerry Donkin (coach).

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AT LEAST 10 000 athletes from all overthe world are gearing up to run in thethird Mandela Day Marathon to be runfrom Imbali to Howick in August.

The race will be the first after thedeath of South Africa’s first democrati-cally elected president, Nelson Mandela(95) on 5 December 2013.

The marathon was inaugurated bythe uMgungundlovu District Municipali-ty in 2012 to honour the legacy ofthe icon affectionately known asMadiba.

The launch coincided with the com-memoration of the 50th anniversary ofthe Rivonia Trial when 10 activists, in-cluding Mandela, Walter Sisulu, DenisGoldberg, Govan Mbeki, Lionel “Rusty”Bernstein, Ahmed Kathrada, RaymondMhlaba, James Kantor, Elias Motsoale-di and Andrew Mlangeni werecharged and found guilty of variousstruggle- related activities that tookplace between 3 December 1963 and12 June, 1964.

Speaking at the launch at the Man-dela capture site in Howick, Co-opera-tive Governance and Traditional AffairsMEC Nomusa Dube-Ncube said themarathon commemorates Mandela asone of the world’s greatest icons.

“The choice of the marathon to cel-ebrate the legacy of Madiba is a correctone. The marathon is widely regardedas one of the hardest sportingevents and, as such, is a fitting disci-pline in which the athlete is called uponto demonstrate his or her prowess andtriumph over his or her own fears offailure and physical limitations.”

According to Dube-Ncube, thissporting event aims to remind people ofthe struggle once fought to give SouthAfricans the freedom that at times, afew now take for granted.

“It celebrates the legacy of thetriumph of the human spirit and perse-

verance over intolerance and adversi-ty.” Amplifying the tribute to Madiba,Mgungudlovu District Municipalitymayor Yusuf Bhamjee said the race isheld to remind all people not to forgetMandela’s legacy and to understand thetrials and tribulations of a person whospent 27 years in prison.

Speaking on behalf of uMngeniMunicipality mayor as the host, councilspeaker Thandiwe Mchunu expressedtheir gratitute for the race saying theyfeel honoured that it is happening with-in their municipality.

She said the event started small, buthas now gone from strength to strengthbecause when it started in 2012only 1500 athletes participated, butthe number grew to 5 500 in 2013 andthis means an economic boost for thearea.

The economic activities and touristsare expected to boost the economy ofuMngeni Municipality in the days lead-ing up to the event and on the day, bymillions.

Prize money has grown fromR300 000 in 2012 to R1 million. Theoverall male and female winners of the42,2 km race will get R50 000 each.

Race director Johan van Stadensaid there will be other supportingraces on the day, adding that the entryfee for the main event is R150. Entriesclose on June 30.

It will start from Manaye hall in Im-bali at 7 am and finish at the Mandelacapture site at 1 pm and will be tele-vised live by SABC for the six hours.

The 2014 Comrades Marathonwinner, Bongumusa Mthembu, wasintroduced as one of the raceambassadors.

He told Echo that he will not be par-ticipating in the Mandela race but willbe advising those who need to fine-tunetheir techniques for the race.

“I will not put myself under pres-sure since this one happens too close toComrades,” he said.

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Thesponsorswereafraidthefrigidtemper-atures might keep runners at bay, but thecrowd swelled and the atmosphere warmedas runners’ sipped warm tea and coffee. Aslight delay in the start grew the anticipationof the trail to comeand soon the runnerswereoff, all 350 of them in onemass start, the coldmorning completely forgotten.

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Honoured by Msunduzi>> ‘I’m happy because it goes to show that hard work pays off. It also shows that the municipality recognises talent’

DUMISANI ZONDI>>[email protected]

THEMsunduziMunicipality can“help athletes within its juris-diction on a needs basis”, ac-

cording to mayor Chris Ndlela.Ndlelasaid this on Thursdayafter

he was asked if the municipality cancontribute towards the upliftment ofthose who did well in the ComradesMarathon on 1 June.

This was during the munici- pali-ty’s awards ceremony to honour2014 Comrades winner, BongumusaMthembu,and11other race partici-pants under the Greater EdendaleAthletics Club who fared well in thedown run.

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Mthembu was honoured with a

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Speaking to Echo, Mthembu, who

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that hardworkpays off. It also showsthat the municipality recognises tal-ent and hard work,” said Mthembu.

DuringtheinterviewwithEcho,heshouted: “I have lost count as to howmany of these I have received sincewinning the Comrades.”

Withthesewordsheshowedoffhiscertificate and trophy he receivedfrom Ndlela for his marathonefforts.

Apart from Mthembu and Ndlela,otherswhowereawardedfortheirin-spiringendeavoursbycompletingtherace were Thomas Cebekhulu, MavaNgalimani, Cyprian Radebe, AdmireNcube, Vumimpahla Msomi, Thulis-ile Ngwane, Siyabonga Ndlela,HappinessMemela, Mlungisi Ndlovuand Nhlakanipho Mkhize.

2014 Comrades winnerBongumusa Mthembu(right) admires his per­sonalised cup and a cer­tificate he was awardedby the Msunduzimunicipality. Also at thehandover are (from left)Mayor Chris Ndlela,Mthembu’s trainer andex­Comrades runner WillieMtolo and 2014 MissMsunduzi Terene Thomas.

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Bonsai is a tree that has been kept smallby pruning

Boudoir is a woman’s private room used todo her make-up

Bouquet is a bunch of flowers

Bourgeois is to be a member of the middleclass

Bouffant is puffed out, as in a hairdo

Brooch is a clasp or ornament that can beworn on clothing

Bucolic is of or about shepherds

Buttock is the round flesh that forms partof the human bottom

Cacophony is a harsh mixture of sounds

Calendar is a table of days and weeks in ayear

Caliph is a spiritual leader of Islam

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Convoluted is very complex, especially inbooks

Convivial means friendly or agreeable

Coquette is a woman who flirts

Corkage is an amount a restaurant or hotelcharges for you to drink the wine you have

Carillon is a set of bells that is workedmanually

Caterwaul is to utter long wailing cries, likea cat does

Chlorofluorocarbon is a substance blamedfor the hole in the ozone layer

Cirrhosis is a disease of the liver

Concubine is a woman who lives with a manbut has lower status than his wife

Condescend is to show that you feelsuperior to someone or something

Condiment is a substance such as salt orpepper which is used to flavour food

Confabulate is a formal word for having aconversation

Condone is to accept behaviour that isusually considered wrong or offensive

Confidential is meant to be kept secret

Confiscate is to take away or seize

Conflate is to combine into one

brought to the establishment

Crave is to feel a powerful desire forsomething

Crockery is plates, dishes and cups

Cronyism is the appointment of friends orfamily members to positions of authority

Crotchety is irritable

Crouton is a small piece of fried or toastedbread served with soup

Crux is the most important point of an issue

Cryptozoology is the search for animalswhose existence is disputed

Cuisine is a style or method of cooking thatis usually associated with a certain country

Cumbersome is difficult to carry or usebecause of size

Curmudgeon is a bad tempered person

Culottes are women’s trousers, usually kneeor calf-length

Cupidity is greed for possessions or money

Curvaceous is having an attractively curvedshape

Dahlia is a flower

Damnation is causing someone or somethingto be damned

Darwinism is the theory of the evolution ofspecies by natural selection

Dastardly is wicked and cruel

Debilitate is to make weak

Decadence is moral decline

Declare is to announce solemnly or officially

Decontaminate is to remove dangeroussubstances from something

Decorum is behaviour that is in good taste

Decrepit is elderly and fragile

Delicatessen is a shop that sells cookedmeats, cheeses and unusual food

Delinquent is someone who shows atendency to commit crime

Deltoid is a muscle in the shoulder

Demagogue is a leader that finds support bysaying things that are popular

Demure is reserved and shy (of a woman)

Denouement is the final part of a play or filmin which things are explained

Desiccate is to dry thoroughly

Dexterity is skill in performing a task

Diaphanous is a light and transparent material

Diatribe is a forceful verbal attack

Dietician is an expert on diet and nutrition

Dinkum is Australian slang meaning genuine

Dinosaur is a fossil reptile

Diphtheria is an infectious disease

Disconsolate is very unhappy, unable to be

comforted

Discontent is having a lack of satisfaction

Discotheque is another word for disco

Disembowel is to cut open and removeorgans

Disfigure is to spoil the way something orsomeone looks

Disparage is to scorn

Dodgy is dishonest or risky

Dogmatic is asserting personal opinions astruth

Dolphinarium is a place where dolphins arekept for entertainment

Domesticate is to tame

Doomsayer is a person who predicts disaster

Doric is a classical style of architecture

Dote is to be fond of

Doubt is to be uncertain about

Dough is flour or some other kind of mealcombined with water

Dragnet is a net dragged through water oracross the ground to trap fish or game

Drought is a period of dry weather

Ductile is able to be drawn out into a thin wire

Dunnage is loose wood used to keep cargosteady on a ship

Dynamism is the quality of being dynamic

Dystopia is an imaginary place or societywhere everything is bad

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E FEarnest is very serious

Ebullient is cheerful and energetic

Ecocide is the destruction of the environment,especially when done intentionally

Econometrics is the branch of economicswhich deals withmathematical methods todescribe economic systems

Ecru is a very light brown

Ecstasy is an overwhelming feeling ofexcitement

Ectopic is in a normal place or position

Eczema is amedical condition in which certainpatches of skin become rough

Eek is an exclamation usedwhen surprised orhappy

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GGabardine is a firm, tightly woven fabric

Gabble is to talk quickly and unintelligently

Gaga is slightly mad

Gallantry is courageous behaviour, especiallyin battle

Galactic is of or relating to the galaxy

Gallimaufry is a jumble

Galoot is a clumsy or stupid person

Gargantuan is enormous

Garibaldi is a thin biscuit

Garrulous is excessively talkative

Fastidious is paying attention to accuracy anddetail

Fatigue is extreme tiredness

Fatuous is silly and pointless

Feasible is capable of being done

Feign is to pretend

Fenestration is the arrangement of windowsin a building

Fester is to become septic

Fiefdom is the estate of a feudal lord

Figment is something believed to be real butexisting only in the imagination

Finagle is to cheat or swindle someone.

Finesse is refinement and delicacy

Finitism is the rejection that anything can beinfinite

Firmament is the heavens

Flaccid means soft and limp

Flagellate is to whip oneself as part of areligious ceremony

Flambeau is a flaming torch

Edelweiss is a small plant growing in the Alps

Effeminate is amanwho hascharacteristics that youwould usuallyassociate with a woman

Efficacious is effective

Egregious is extraordinary is some badway

Eiderdown is a quilt made from softmaterial

Electrocute is to injure or kill by electric shock

Elephantiasis is amedical condition in whicha limb becomes grossly enlarged

Elucidate is tomake clear or explain

Embarrass is to cause tomake someone feelself-conscious or awkward

Empyrean is of or relating to heaven

Emphysema is an irreversible disease of thelungs

Encyclopaedia is a book or set of books withinformation on awide range of topics

Earnest is very serious

Ebullient is cheerful and energetic

Ecocide is the destruction of the environment,especially when done intentionally

Econometrics is the branch of economicswhich deals withmathematical methods todescribe economic systems

Enlightenment is awareness about something

Enrapture is to give immense pleasure to

Flamboyant is confident and showy

Floribunda is a plant that bears thick clustersof flowers

Flotsam is wreckage found floating on the sea

Fluctuate is to raise and fall irregularly

Formaldehyde is a colourless, toxic gas

Frankincense is an aromatic gum resin used asincense

Fricassee is meat browned, stewed and servedin its own sauce

Frieze is a decorative band on an outside wall

Fulsome means offensive to good taste

Furlough is a leave of absence granted to anenlisted person

Fusillade is a simultaneous discharge offirearms

Entomology is the study of insects

Entourage is a group of people who travelaroundwith a famous person

Ephemeral is lasting a very short time

Equestrienne is a womanwho rides horses

Euchre is a game of cards

Eviscerate is to disembowel

Exsiccate is to remove themoisture from

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Idealistic is of highmoral or intellectualvalue; elevated in nature or style

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Habitat is the place where groups ororganisms live or can be found

Habitual is commonly used or practised

Haggard is looking tired and washed out

Haggle is intense bargaining

Hallelujah means praise the Lord

Halcyon means calm or peaceful

Halt is to cause to stop

Haphazardly is done without care orplanning

Hartebeest is a large African antelope

Harmony is being compatible in thought andaction

Gastronome is a personwho knows a lotabout food

Gauche is unsophisticated and sociallyawkward

Gaudy is tastelessly bright or showy

Genet is a catlike animal

Geriatric is of or relating to old people

Germane is relevant to a subject underconsideration

Gerrymander is tomanipulate the boundariesto favour one class or party (in politics)

Gesticulate is to gesture dramatically toemphasise something

Glitterati is fashionable people involved inshow business

Gnocchi is small dumplings

Gobbledegook is meaningless speech,especially to appear clever

Goddess is a female deity or a womanwho isworshiped for her beauty

Gorgonzola is a strong cheese rich, strongcheese with bluish-green veins

Gormless is foolish

Goulash is a Hungarian soup or stew that isheavily flavoured

Grammarian is a personwho studies

grammar

Gravitas is dignity or being solemn in one’smanner

Gesundheit is used to wish good health aftera sneeze

Glyph is a pictograph or hieroglyph

Gneiss is ametamorphic rock

Gnome is a small being that guards the interiortreasures of earth

Grandiloquence is speech that is fancy andpompous.

Haughty is having arrogant superiority forthose whose views you feel are unworthy

Haven is a place that is used for safety

Hearsay is gossip

Heathen is a person who does notacknowledge God

Heed is to pay close attention to

Hegemony is leadership or dominance byone country or group over others

Heinous is wicked

Hibernate is to be in a state of inactivity

Hierarchy is a system of things ranked aboveeach other.

Hieroglyphic is a kind of writing used inEgypt that uses pictures

Hilarious is extremely funny

Hinterland is a remote and undevelopedarea

Hirsute is hairy or shaggy

Hoyden is another name for a tomboy

Hyena is a doglike carnivore of Africa

Hyperpyrexia is an abnormally high fever

Hypnotize is to put into a hypnotic state

Ideological is concernedwith or suggestive ofideas

Idiom is an expression whosemeaningscannot be inferred from themeanings of thewords thatmake it up

Idiosyncrasy is a behavioural attribute that isdistinctive and peculiar to an individual

Idle is silly or trivial

Idyllic is suggestive of an idyll; charminglysimple and serene

Ignominious is (used of conduct or character)

deserving or bringing disgrace or shame

Illustrious is widely known and esteemed

Imbibe is to take in liquids

Imbroglio is an intricate and confusinginterpersonal or political situation

Imminent is close in time; about to occur

Impaired is diminished in strength, quality, orutility

Impartial is free from undue bias orpreconceived opinions

Impasse is a situation in which no progresscan bemade or no advancement is possible

Impecunious is not having enoughmoney topay for necessities

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Impediment is something immaterialthat interferes with or delays action orprogress

Impending is close in time; about tooccur

Imperative is requiring attention oraction

Imperceptible is impossible or difficultto perceive by the mind or senses

Imperious is having or showing arrogantsuperiority to and disdain of those oneviews as unworthy

Impetuous is marked by violent force

Implicit is being without doubt orreserve

Implode is to burst inward

Implore is to call upon in supplication;entreat

Imply is to express or state indirectly

Impregnable is immune to attack;incapable of being tampered with

Impromptu is without advancepreparation

Impudence is the trait of being rude andimpertinent; inclined to take liberties

Impunity is exemption frompunishment or loss

Inalienable is not subject to forfeiture

JJackal is a wild dog of Asia and Africa

Jacuzzi is a trade name for awhirlpool bath and related products

Jaguar is the largest cat in thewestern hemisphere

Jamb is a vertical side of a doorway

Janitor is a person employed to keepthings clean

Jaundice is a yellow discoloration of theskin or eyes

Jealous is feeling resentment againstsomeone because of success ofadvantages

Jeer is to scoff at someone

Inane is devoid of intelligence

Inanimate is belonging to the class ofnouns denoting non-living things

Inaugurate is to commence officially

Incarnation is time passed in aparticular bodily form

Incendiary is a criminal who illegallysets fire to property

Inception an event that is abeginning; a first part or stage ofsubsequent events

Incipient is only partly in existence;imperfectly formed

Incite is to provoke or stir up

Inclement is (of weather or climate)severe

Incognito is without revealing one’sidentity

Incompetent is not qualified or suitedfor a purpose

Inconspicuous is not prominent orreadily noticeable

Incorrigible is impervious to correctionby punishment

Incredulous is not disposed or willing tobelieve; unbelieving

Increment is the amount by whichsomething increases

Incumbent is the official who holds anoffice

Indelible cannot be removed or erased

Indemnity is protection against futureloss

Indenture is bind by or as if byindentures, as of an apprentice or

servant

Indifferent is marked by a lack ofinterest

Indigenous is originating where it isfound

Indigent is poor enough to need helpfrom others

Indignant is angered at somethingunjust or wrong

Indomitable is impossible to subdue

Ineffable is defying expression ordescription

Inevitable is incapable of being avoidedor prevented

Inexorable is not to be placated orappeased or moved by entreaty

Infamous is known widely and usuallyunfavourably

Infinitesimal is infinitely or immeasur-ably small

Infirmity is the state of being weak inhealth or body (especially from old age)

Inflammatory is arousing to action orrebellion

Infringe is to go against, as of rules andlaws

Ingratiate is to gain favour withsomebody by deliberate efforts

Inherent exists as an essential

constituent or characteristic

Iniquity is absence of moral or spiritualvalues

Innate is not established byconditioning or learning

Innocuous is lacking intent or capacityto injure

Innovative is being or producingsomething like nothing done orexperienced or created before

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KKaiser is a German or Austrian emperor

Kaleidoscope is a continually shifting patternor scene

Karate is amethod of self-defence

Kayak is an Eskimo canoe

Khaki is dull yellowish brown

Kidnapped is being stolen, abducted or carriedoff by force

Kiln is an oven to fire pottery

Kindle is to cause to start burning

Kitchen is a room or place equipped for cooking

hammering or pressure

Manoeuvre is a planned movement oftroops or warships, etc.

Manacle is a shackle for the hand;handcuffs

Mantle is a loose, sleeveless cloak or cape

Margarine is a butter-like product madefrom refined vegetable oils

Marina is where you leave a boat

Maroon is a dark brownish-red

Martyr is a person who suffers deathrather than give up religion

Mauve is a pale bluish purple colour

Mayonnaise is a thick dressing ofdifferent ingredients

Mediocre is ordinary in quality

Melancholy is a gloomy state of mind

Memoir is a record written by a personbased on personal observation

Memento is a souvenir

Mesmerize is to hypnotize

Mercenary is working or acting merely formoney or reward

Meticulous is taking extreme care abouttiny details

Mettle is courage or fortitude

Microcosm is a world in miniature

Millennium is a period of 1000 years

Morose is gloomy

Myrrh is a spice used for making perfume,incense and medicine

Memoir is a record written by a personbased on personal observation

Lacerate is to tear roughly; mangle

Lacklustre is lacking brilliance or vitality

Laconic is brief and to the point

Lament is to express grief verbally

Languor is a feeling of lack of interest orenergy

Laudable is worthy of high praise

Lavender is a pale bluish purple colour

Lavish is characterised by extravagance

Legislate is tomake laws

Leisure is time available for ease andrelaxation

Lexicon is a reference book containing analphabetical list of words with informationabout the words

Lilliputian is very small

Limousine is a large, luxurious car, especiallyone driven by a chauffeur.

Liquidate is to convert into cash

Loll is to be lazy or idle

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Jeopardy is risk to loss, harm, death orinjury

Jinx is someone supposed to bring badluck

Joist is a beam used to supportceilings or floors or the like

Jostle is to brush against, to push orshove

Journal is a daily record

Judgmental is involving the use ofjudgment

Judicious is discreet or prudent

Juice is the fluid that can beextracted from something

Junction is a place where things arejoined

Juxtaposition is the act of placing closetogether

MMacabre is gruesome and horrifying

Macaroni is small tubular pasta

Machete is a large, heavy knife

Magnanimous is generous in forgivinginsult or injury

Magnate is a very wealthy or powerfulbusinessman

Magnify is to increase the apparent sizeof

Magnificent is making a splendid appear-ance or show

Mahogany is a tree or a reddish-browncolour

Maim is to cripple

Malaise is physical discomfort

Malaria is a disease caused by the bite ofa mosquito

Malice is the desire to inflict harm onsomeone

Malign is to speak harmful untruths

Malleable is capable of being shaped by

Kiwi is a flightless bird of New Zealand

Knack is a special skill or aptitude

Knead is to work dough into a uniformmixture

Knell is the soundmade by a bell rung slowly, ata death

Knoll is a small natural hill

Knowledge is acquaintance with facts

Knuckle is a joint of the finger

Loquacious is being full of trivial conversation

Lucrative is producing a sizeable profit

Lugubrious is excessivelymournful

Lunar is of or relating to themoon

Lurk is to lie in wait, behave in a secretive andsneaky way

Lyricist is a personwhowrites the lyrics for asong

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Pachyderm is an elephant

Panacea is a remedy for all disease orills

Panache is flamboyant elegance

Papyrus is a tall, aquatic plant, nativeto the Nile valley

Pariah is an outcast

Parlance is a way or manner of speaking

Peccadillo is a very minor or slight sin oroffense

Penitent is feeling or expressingremorse for misdeeds

Penultimate is second to the last thing

Orator is a public speaker

Orchard is a piece of land planted withfruit trees

Orchestra is a group of performers onvarious musical instruments

Orchid is a plant found in tropical regions

Orphan is a child who has lost bothparents through death

Omniscience is knowledge of everything

Onerous is something that involves a lotof effort

Ostracism is being excluded from a groupor society

Oxygen is a chemical that is found inthe air

PObese means very fat or overweight

Obeisance is a bow or a curtsy

Obsequious is being too willing to flattersomeone, sucking-up

Odious is hateful or detestable

Ogle is to look at in a creepy way

Ogre is a monster in fairy tales

Omission is the act of omitting, leavingsomething out

Opaque is not transparent

Operator is a person who runs a machine,apparatus or the like

Ophthalmology is the branch of medicinethat deals with the eye

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Mesmerize is to hypnotize

Mercenary is working or acting merely formoney or reward

Meticulous is taking extreme care abouttiny details

Mettle is courage or fortitude

Microcosm is a world in miniature

Millennium is a period of 1000 years

Militia is a body of citizens enrolled formilitary service, and called out periodicallyfor drill

Minuscule is very small

Mirage is something illusory, withoutsubstance or reality

Mirth is amusement or laughter

Miscellaneous is of mixed character

Mischievous is maliciously or playfullyannoying

Miscue is a mistake

Miserable is very unhappy, uneasy oruncomfortable

Mistletoe is a plant used in Christmasdecorations

Morose is gloomy

Myrrh is a spice used for making perfume,incense and medicineNaive is unsophisti-cated or innocent.

Naive is unsophisticated or innocent

Nasal is of or pertaining to the nose

Naughty means disobedient ormischievous

Nausea is sickness at the stomach,especially when loathing food

Necessary is being essential;indispensable

Nectar is the secretion of a plant, whichattracts insects or birds that pollinate theflower

Nephew is a son of one’s brother or sister

Nestle is to lie close and snug

Neuter is gender that is neither masculinenor feminine

Nickel is a coin of the US, 20 of whichmake a dollar

Nickelodeon is an early motion-picturetheatre

Nicotine is a substance found in tobacco

Noble is distinguished by rank or title

Nocturnal is of or pertaining to the night

Nomenclature is names or termscomprising a set or system

Nonchalant is coolly unconcerned,unexcited

Nonpareil is having no equal

Novice is a person who is new to some-thing

Noxious is harmful or injurious to health

Nuance is a subtle difference in meaning

Nucleus is the core

Nuisance is an obnoxious or annoyingperson

Nuptial is of or pertaining to marriage orthe ceremony

Nurture is to feed and protect

Nutritious is providing nourishment,especially to a high degree

Nylons are stockings worn by women

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Quarantine is a strict isolation

Quartz is one of the most commonminerals

Quash is to put down or suppress

Quay is a landing place along a body ofwater

Querulous is full of complaints

Queer is strange or odd

Questionnaire is a list of questionssubmitted for replies

Quiche is a dish with cheeses and othervegetables

Quintessence is the pure andconcentrated essence of a substance

Quirk is a peculiarity

Quixotic is not sensible about practicalmatters; idealistic and unrealistic

Rambunctious is difficult to control orhandle

Rancid is having an unpleasant smell ortaste

Ravenous is extremely hungry

Recalcitrant means resisting authority

Recluse is a person who lives apart or inseclusion

Refugee is a person who flees his country

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Perspicuous is clearly expressed orpresented

Pestle is a tool to grind substances in amortar

Pharmaceutical is to do with pharmacyor pharmacists

Phlegmatic is not easily excited toaction

Piranha is a small South American fishthat eat fish, animals and sometimesattack humans

in time of upheaval or war

Regurgitate is to surge or rush back

Reparable is capable of being repaired

Repartee is a quick, witty reply

Reticent is being disposed to being silentor not to speak freely

Rhinoceros is a large African animal

Ricochet is the motion of an object afterdeflecting from another object

Rococo is a style of architecture anddecoration

Rogue is a dishonest person, a scoundrel

Roil is to disturb or disquiet

Rough is having a coarse or unevensurface

Rouse is to bring out of a state of sleep

Ruse is a trick

Saboteur is a person who commitssabotage

Saccharin is a sweetener

Sacrosanct is extremely sacred

Sagacious is showing great discernmentor being shrewd

Pirouette is a whirling about on onefoot or on the points of the toes, as inballet dancing

Plagiarize is to take ideas and works ofanother and pass it off as one’s own

Platypus is a small, egg-laying animalof Australia

Plebeian is to do with the commonpeople

Precocious is acting like an adult at ayoung age

Precursor is a person or thing thatcomes before something

Prescience is knowledge of thingsbefore they exist or happen

Psoriasis is a common skin disease

Salaam is a greeting meaning peace,especially in Islamic countries

Satiate is to supply something to excess

Satyr is a mythological character, halfhuman and half goat or horse

Scathing is marked by harshly abusivecriticism

Schism is division or disunion

Schlock is cheap or trashy

Scythe is an implement used to cut grassor grain by hand

Sebaceous is fatty

Secede is to withdraw formally from analliance

Sentient is conscious

Septuagenarian is between 70 and 80years of age

Sequester is to remove or withdraw intosolitude or retirement

Serendipity is good fortune or luck

Sibyl is a female prophet or witch

Sleazy is vulgar

Soliloquy is speaking one’s thoughtsaloud, especially in a play

Sorcerer is a person who practices blackmagic

Sorghum is a cereal grass.

Squalor is filth or misery

Surfeit is an excess

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Tacit is implied by or inferred fromactions or statements

Taciturn is habitually reserved anduncommunicative

Tactful is having or showing a senseof what is fitting and considerate indealing with others

Tactile is of or relating to or proceed-ing from the sense of touch

Taint is to contaminate with a dis-ease or microorganism

Talisman is a trinket or piece of jew-ellery usually hung about the neckand thought to be a magical protec-tion against evil or disease

Tangential is of superficial relevanceif any

Tangible is perceptible by the sensesespecially the sense of touch

Tantalizing is arousing desire orexpectation for something

unattainable or mockingly out ofreach

Tantamount is being essentiallyequal to something

T Taper is to diminish gradually

Tariff is a government tax on im-ports or exports

Taunt is to harass with persistentcriticism or carping

Taut is pulled or drawn tight

Tautological is repetition of thesame sense in different words

Tawdry is tastelessly showy

Tedious is so lacking in interest as tocause mental weariness

Temerity is fearless, daring

Temperament is your usual mood

Temporal is of this earth or world

Temporize is to draw out a discus-sion or process in order to gain time

Tenable is based on sound reasoningor evidence

Tenacity is persistent determination

Tenet is a religious doctrine that isproclaimed as true without proof

Tentative is unsettled in mind oropinion

Tenuous is lacking substance orsignificance

Tenure is the term during whichsome position is held

Terminal is a station where trans-port vehicles load or unload pas-sengers or goods

Termination is the act of endingsomething

Terminology is a system of wordsused to name things in a particulardiscipline

Terrain is a piece of ground havingspecific characteristics or militarypotential

Terrestrial is operating or living orgrowing on land

Territory is a region marked off foradministrative or other purposes

Terse is brief and to the point;effectively cut short

Tertiary is coming next after thesecond and just before the fourth inposition

Tessellated is decorated with smallpieces of coloured glass or stonefitted together in a mosaic

Theocracy is a political unitgoverned by a deity (or by officialsthought to be divinely guided)

Theology is the rational andsystematic study of religion andits influences and of the nature ofreligious truth

Thermal is relating to or associatedwith heat

Thespian is of or relating to drama

Threshold is the entrance (the spacein a wall) through which you enter orleave a room or building; the spacethat a door can close

Thrifty is mindful of the future inspending money

Thrive is to grow vigorously

Throes is violent pangs of suffering

Throng is a large gathering of people

Throttle is a a valve that regulatesthe supply of fuel to the engine

Thrust is to push forcefully

Thwart is to hinder or prevent (theefforts, plans, or desires) of

Tirade is a speech of violentdenunciation

Toady is a person who tries to pleasesomeone in order to gain a personaladvantage

Toil is to work hard

Token is a metal or plastic disk thatcan be redeemed or used indesignated slot machines

Tome is a (usually) large andscholarly book

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Yacht is a private cruising vessel

Yahweh is a Hebrew name for God

Yale is a type of lock

Yarn is thread that is used for knitting

Yeoman is a petty officer in a navy

Yolk is the yellow substance of an egg

Yurt is a tent-like dwelling of theMongols

Xenophobe is a personwho fears or hatesforeigners

Xiphoid is shaped like a sword

Xylose is a colourless crystalline sugar

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Vague is not clearly expressed or identified

Venal is capable of being corrupted

Veneer is a thin layer of something

Vengeance is violent revenge

Ventriloquism is the act of ‘throwing thevoice’

Verisimilitude is the appearance of truth

Vermicelli is a form of pasta

Vigorous is characterized by forceful andenergetic action or activity

Villain is a cruelly malicious person

Viscid is sticky

Vociferous is crying out noisily

Vogue is something that is in fashion

Ubiquitous is being everywhere at thesame time

Ukulele is a small, guitar-like instru-ment

Waive is to give up or to forgo

Wield is to exercise power or authority

Wince is to draw back or tense the body

Wok is a pan used in cooking Chinese food

Wrack is wreck or wreckage

Zambian is a person from Zambia

Zany is someonewho is funny and different

Zealot is someonewho is fanatical aboutsomething, like religion

Zeitgeist is the spirit of the time or of the age

Zephyr is a gentle breeze

Zero is nothing

Zest is lively and energetic

Zigzag is a line with alternate left and rightturns

Zinc is a chemical element

Zither is amusical instrument playedwith thefingers

Zodiac is an imaginary belt encircling theheavens within which are the larger planets

Zombie is a dead corpse that has been revived

Zonked is under the influence of drugs oralcohol

Zucchini is a vegetable, a babymarrow

Umlaut is a mark used over a vowel

Unconscionable means unfair, notguided by conscience

Unconscious is without awareness orcognition

Undemonstrative is not open toexpression of emotion

Unkempt is dishevelled or messy

Unprecedented is never before knownor experienced

Unrequited is not returned orreciprocated

Topography is the configuration of asurface and the relations among itsman-made and natural features

Torpid is slow and apathetic

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Wreak is to inflict or execute as punishment orvengeance

Wren is a small songbird

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Antediluvian is of or relatingto the period before the flooddescribed in the Bible

Xanthosis is yellowishdiscoloration of degeneratingtissues, especially seen inmalignant neoplasms

Chiaroscurist is an artist whospecialises in chiaroscuro

Logorrhea is excessive and oftenincoherent talkativeness orwordiness.

Succedaneum is a substitute

Pococurante is indifferent,nonchalant

Autochthonous (of an inhabitantof aplace) is indigenous rather thandescended from migrants orcolonists

Appoggiatura is an embellishingnote or tone preceding an essentialmelodic note or tone and usuallywritten as a note of smaller size

Ursprache is a hypotheticallyreconstructed parent language, asProto-Germanic, the ancestor ofthe Germanic languages

Laodicean is lukewarm orindifferent in religion or politics

Hyalithe is a form of opal with aglassy and clear appearance whichexhibits an internal play of coloursand has natural inclusions

Erinaceous is of, pertaining to, orresembling a hedgehog

Kakorrhaphiophobia is anintense, irrational fear of failureor defeat

Pauciloquent is uttering fewwords; brief in speech

Valetudinarian is a sickly or weakperson, especially one who isconstantly and morbidlyconcerned with his or her health

Pneumonoultramicroscopicsili-covolcanokoniosis is an artificialword used to refer to a lungdisease caused by inhaling veryfine ash and sand dust

Jumentous is having a stronganimal odour, especially that of ahorse. The term is used to describethe odour of urine associated withcertain disease conditions

Anastylosis is the restoration ofa ruined monument or buildingby reassembling fallen parts and,when necessary, incorporating newmaterials

Epergne is an ornamentalcentrepiece for a dining table,typically used for holding fruit orflowers

Machiavellianism is the viewthat politics is amoral and thatany means, however unscrupulous,can justifiably be used in achievingpolitical power

Hypervitaminosis is anabnormal state resulting fromexcessive intake of one or morevitamins

Gedankenexperiment is anexperiment carried out in thoughtonly

Triskaidekaphobia is fear of thenumber 13

Prestidigitation is sleight of hand

Plenipotentiary is invested withfull power

Autoschediastic is done on thespur of the moment or improvised.The word comes from a Greek wordmeaning ‘to act or speak off-hand’

Blesiloquent is speaking with alisp or a stammer

Catoptromancy is foretelling thefuture using a mirror

Decemnovenarianize is to act likea person of the nineteenth century

Deglutition is the act ofswallowing

Nimfadoro is an effeminate man,especially one who is well dressedand popular with women

Panthnetist is someone whobelieves that both the body andsoul perish in death

Pregustator is a person whosejob it is to taste meats and drinksbefore serving them

Theopneust is an adjectivemeaning ‘divinely inspired’

Golem (in Jewish legend) is a clayfigure brought to life by magic.

Buckminsterfullerene anextremely stable form of purecarbon whose structure consistsof interconnected pentagons andhexagons suggestive of thegeometry of a geodesic dome

Quattuordecillion a number equalto 1 followed by 45 zeros (or 10 tothe 45th power)

Tintinnabulation is the ringing orsounding of bells

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