| 1. disguise |
one
who resists authority or restriction. |
| 2. profiteer |
one
of an unofficial or loosely organized group of soldiers who stage
unconventional or surprise attacks against an enemy. |
| 3. column |
someone
who is loyal to a government, organization, or leader, esp. in
a time of crisis. |
| 4. cannonade |
the
state or condition of being secret. |
| 5. repeal |
a
long row of soldiers. |
| 6. smuggle |
to
engage in the illegal trafficking of goods. |
| 7. secrecy |
the
betrayal of one's country, esp. by waging war against it or aiding
its enemies with strategic information. |
| 8. loyalist |
to
withdraw, revoke, or make void, esp. by official action or proclamation. |
| 9. rebel |
an
introduction to a speech or document, esp. one that explains the
purpose of the text to follow. |
| 10. preamble |
an
extended, massive firing of cannon. |
| 11. regiment |
a
person who gains excessive profits, esp. by selling scarce commodities
at very high prices. |
| 12. treason |
to
cover or conceal, in order to present a false appearance or impression. |
| 13. guerrilla
or guerilla |
a
troop of infantry consisting of at least two battalions. |
