acquaintance, a person you know slightly, but they are not a close friend, antique, at least 100 years old, valued for its age, beauty, rarity, condition, or historical significance, banquet, a large, formal meal or feast served to many people, usually to celebrate a special occasion or honor a guest, boutique, a small, specialized retail shop or business that sells fashionable clothing, unique accessories, or specialized services, clique, a small, exclusive group of people who spend time together and intentionally keep outsiders from joining, conquer, to take control of a place, person, or obstacle through force, effort, or skill, critique, a detailed, reasoned evaluation or formal analysis of a work, performance, or idea that examines both its good and bad qualities, croquet, an outdoor lawn game where players use mallets to hit balls through a series of hoops, also called wickets, set in the grass, delinquent, failing to do what duty or law requires, or referring to a payment that is past due, etiquette, a set of rules and customs that guide polite and acceptable behavior in social or professional settings, grotesque, something that is very strange, unnatural, or repulsively ugly and distorted in shape, mosque, a designated building or place of worship for followers of Islam, oblique, a slanting position or direction. In figurative use, oblique means indirect or purposely misleading, opaque, blocking light so that an object or substance is not transparent or clear, picturesque, something visually attractive, charming, or quaint in a way that resembles a nice painting or photograph, plaque, a soft, sticky film of bacteria that builds up on your teeth, or a flat metal or stone tablet on a wall used as a memorial, technique, a specific way of doing something that requires skill, knowledge, or careful thought, tourniquet, a tight band or device wrapped around an arm or leg to stop blood flow in an emergency or medical procedure, unique, being the only one of its kind, or, more broadly, being very unusual or remarkable, bouquet, an attractive arrangement of flowers tied or grouped together, usually given as a gift or used in ceremonies

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