Vocabulary and Synonyms

Antics refers to silly, playful, or funny behavior or tricks. It is not about loyalty, ancient objects, or fighting.

A tycoon is a wealthy, powerful person in business or industry.

Lithe means thin, supple, and graceful, often used to describe a person's body or movement.

Famished is an adjective meaning extremely hungry. It is a strong synonym for starving.

Luxuriant means growing thickly or abundantly, often used for vegetation. Prolific, lush, and plentiful are synonyms, whereas a puddle is a small pool of liquid.

Fuel is something that can be burned. Incombustible means something that cannot be burned, making it the opposite of a fuel.

Perilously means in a way that is full of danger or risk. Dangerously is the direct synonym.

A numismatist is a person who studies or collects coins, currency, and medals. The other terms do not relate to coin collecting.

A sniper is a marksman who shoots at targets from a concealed position at long range. The other roles do not specifically imply shooting from hiding.

A synonym for 'steal' is 'theft' (though 'theft' is a noun and 'steal' is a verb, it is the closest thematic match in the list).

A 'slight' can mean small in degree or amount, for which 'mild' is a suitable synonym.

To 'irritate' means to make someone annoyed or to provoke, which is synonymous with 'agitate'.

Happiness is a state of well-being and contentment. Delight is a synonym that expresses a high degree of pleasure or joy, whereas sorrow is an antonym.

Constant refers to something that happens or stays the same over a period of time. Regular is a synonym indicating a steady or uniform occurrence, matching the meaning of constant.

'Hard' refers to something firm or solid, making 'solid' the appropriate synonym in this context.