soared past participle, past tense

of soar(Verb)
Verb
1. Fly or rise high in the air: "the bird soared into the air"; "her spirits soared". 2. Maintain height in the air without flapping wings or using engine power: "the gulls soared on the winds" mad deningly adv. maddening mdn!ng" ad#. 1. $ending to anger or irritate: a maddening delay at the airport. 2. $ending to drive insane. maddeningly adv. broil 1 broil" v. broiled% broiling% broils v.tr. 1. $o &oo' by dire&t radiant heat% as over a grill or under an ele&tri& element. 2. $o e(pose to great heat. v.intr. $o be e(posed to great heat. n. 1. $he a&t of broiling or the &ondition of being broiled. 2. Food% espe&ially meat% that is broiled. dwindle dwndl" v. dwindled% dwindling% dwindles v.intr. $o be&ome gradually less until little remains. v.tr. $o &ause to dwindle. )ee )ynonyms at de&rease. advo&a&y dv!'!s" n. $he a&t of pleading or arguing in favor of something% su&h as a &ause% idea% or poli&y; a&tive support. brethren brrn" n. * plural of brother. finagle f!ngl" v. finagled% finagling% finagles +nformal v.tr. 1. $o obtain or a&hieve by indire&t% usually de&eitful methods: finagle a day off from wor'. 2. $o &heat; swindle: shady sto&'bro'ers who finagle their &lients out of fortunes. undermine ndr!mn" tr.v. undermined% undermining% undermines 1. $o wea'en by wearing away a base or foundation: ,ater has undermined the stone foundations. 2. $o wea'en% in#ure% or impair% often by degrees or imper&eptibly; sap: -ate hours &an undermine

one.s health. /. $o dig a mine or tunnel beneath. 'i&' up a fuss and 'i&' up a row; 'i&' up a storm Fig. to be&ome a nuisan&e; to misbehave and disturb someone". 0ow rhymes with &ow. 1ote the variations in the e(amples." $he &ustomer 'i&'ed up su&h a fuss about the food that the manager &ame to apologi2e. + 'i&'ed up su&h a row that they told me to leave. 3h% what pain4 My arthritis is 'i&'ing up a storm. dis&losure d!s'l2hr" n. 1. $he a&t or pro&ess of revealing or un&overing. 2. )omething un&overed; a revelation. maroon 1 m!rn" tr.v. marooned% marooning% maroons 1. $o put ashore on a deserted island or &oast and intentionally abandon. 2. $o abandon or isolate with little hope of ready res&ue or es&ape: $he travelers were marooned by the bli22ard. n. 1. often Maroon a. * fugitive 5la&' slave in the ,est +ndies in the 16th and 17th &enturies. b. * des&endant of su&h a slave. 2. * person who is marooned% as on an island. grandstand grndstnd% grn!" n. 1. * roofed stand for spe&tators at a stadium or ra&etra&'. 2. $he spe&tators or audien&e at an event. intr.v. grandstanded% grandstanding% grandstands $o perform ostentatiously so as to impress an audien&e. sha'y sh'" ad#. sha'ier% sha'iest 1. $rembling or 8uivering; tremulous: a sha'y voi&e. 2. -a&'ing soundness or sturdiness% as of &onstru&tion: a sha'y table. /. a. 1ot to be depended on; pre&arious: a sha'y allian&e. b. ,avering in firmness: a sha'y belief. &. 3pen to 8uestion or doubt: sha'y eviden&e. brea&h br&h" n. 1. a. *n opening% a tear% or a rupture. b. * gap or rift% espe&ially in or as if in a solid stru&ture su&h as a di'e or fortifi&ation. 2. * violation or infra&tion% as of a law% a legal obligation% or a promise. /. * brea'ing up or disruption of friendly relations; an estrangement. 9. * leap of a whale from the water. :. $he brea'ing of waves or surf. v. brea&hed% brea&hing% brea&hes v.tr. 1. $o ma'e a hole or gap in; brea' through. 2. $o brea' or violate an agreement% for e(ample". wobbly wbl" ad#. wobblier% wobbliest

$ending to wobble; unsteady.