| 1. radius |
involving
an exchange, as of feelings, actions, or things, between two parties;
mutual. |
| 2. retirement |
generally
accepted; pervasive; widespread: |
| 3. parasite |
a
chemical substance used to kill pests, esp. insects that harm crops. |
| 4. paralyze |
the
act or process of registering or enrolling. |
| 5. performance |
a
straight line segment extending from the center to the surface of
a sphere or from the center to the circumference of a circle. |
| 6. reciprocal |
a
house or any other place where one lives; dwelling. |
| 7. prevalent |
an
animal or plant that lives on or in another organism and draws sustenance
from it. |
| 8. relationship |
a
directive written by a doctor for the preparation and use of a medicine
to treat a designated patient. |
| 9. renaissance |
the
act of retiring. |
| 10. pesticide |
widely
known and acclaimed; famous. |
| 11. registration |
of,
relating to, or marked by a desire for revolution: |
| 12. revolutionary |
the
condition or fact of being associated or connected. |
| 13. prescription |
to
render partly or completely unable to move or feel sensations, as
by an injury or disease. |
| 14. residence |
a
rebirth, renewal, or revival. |
| 15. renowned |
a
particular entertainment presented before an audience. |