The document defines a number of terms including: destroy, annotation, disease, anticipation, antidote, antique, hostile, apartheid, aperture, apocalypse, apostrophe, apparent, apparition. It provides brief explanations or examples for each term.

1. To destroy (something or
someone) completely

2. A note added to a text, book, drawing,
etc., as a comment or explanation.

3. A serious disease that affects animals
(such as cattle and sheep) and
sometimes people.

4. A feeling of excitement about
something that is going to happen.
The act of preparing for something.

5. A substance that stops the harmful effects
of a poison.

6. Belonging to an earlier period or
style, often valuable.

7. Violent and harmful, not friendly
to other people.

8. A former social system in South Africa in which black
people and people from other racial groups did not have
the same political and economic rights as white people
and were forced to live separately from white people.

9. A hole or small opening in something
: an opening that controls the amount of light
that passes through a lens (such as a camera
lens).

10. A great disaster.The end of
world according to the bible.

11. The addressing of a usually absent
person or a usually personified thing
rhetorically <Carlyle's “O Liberty, what
things are done in thy name!” is an
example of apostrophe

12. Easy to see or understand ,seeming
to be true but possibly not true

13. A ghost or the act of becoming
visible.