reverberation, an echo; a sound that continues after the original sound has stopped, bagpipes, a traditional Scottish musical instrument with a bag and pipes that produces a droning sound, venerable, deserving respect because of age, wisdom, or importance; old and respected, dais, a raised platform at the front of a room, used by speakers or important people, husky, (of a person) big and strong; heavily built, intone, to say something in a slow, serious, almost singing voice, often during a ceremony, fervent, having or showing very strong and sincere feelings; passionate, byword, a word or phrase that represents a principle or quality; a motto, rotelike, done from memory mechanically, without thinking or understanding; rehearsed, haughtily, in a proud, arrogant way; acting like you're better than others, convocation, a formal assembly or ceremony, especially at a school or university, austerity, a quality of being strict, severe, and without luxury or comfort; sternness, dourly, in a gloomy, unfriendly, or stern manner; without humor, demerit, a mark against someone for bad behavior; a penalty point, rowing, the sport of racing boats using oars, dash in and out, to move quickly in and out of a place; to hurry back and forth, bespectacled, wearing glasses, sternly, in a serious, strict, and disapproving manner, dismay, a feeling of shock and discouragement; distress, fazed, disturbed or bothered by something, groan, a deep sound of pain, frustration, or disapproval, reprimand, an official expression of disapproval; a scolding, yardstick, a measuring stick one yard (about 91 cm) long; also used figuratively as a standard for comparison, deity, a god or goddess, squander, to waste money, time, or opportunities carelessly, reminisce, to think or talk about pleasant memories from the past, weasel, to get out of a situation dishonestly; to avoid responsibility through trickery, bickering, arguing about small, unimportant things; petty quarreling, flunk out, (informal) to be forced to leave school because of failing grades, almighty, having complete power; all-powerful (often refers to God)

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