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3. Adapted to dry or desert conditions; able to thrive in arid environments with minimal water availability.
4. A person who creates or operates a kaleidoscope, or metaphorically, someone who generates diverse and ever-changing ideas or perspectives.
8. A woodcut or engraving made by carving an image into wood and then applying ink to create prints.
10. In philosophy, the unknowable object or reality underlying perceived phenomena, as opposed to the phenomena themselves.
12. To eat or drink noisily and greedily; to consume food with enthusiasm.
13. A natural tendency or inclination to engage in a particular behavior or activity, often used to describe a predilection or preference.
14. A state of fear, anxiety, or apprehension about something that may happen.
16. Pertaining to a vivid and detailed photographic memory or mental imagery.
17. A journey or descent, particularly a heroic one, often associated with a trip to the underworld in mythology.
18. Passive acceptance or agreement without protest, often in compliance with authority or circumstances.
19. The process of applying a protective zinc coating to steel or iron to prevent rusting, or the stimulation or motivation of someone to take action.
20. A philosophical approach that focuses on the study of subjective experiences and the way individuals perceive and interpret the world.

1. An extensive and destructive fire, often used to describe large-scale wildfires or conflicts.
2. A pattern of irregular, wavy lines or grooves resembling the tracks or trails left by worms or insect larvae.
5. A departure from what is normal, usual, or expected, often suggesting a flaw or defect.
6. The process of introducing a vaccine or substance into the body to provide immunity against a disease.
7. Inducing or causing sleep; also used to describe something that is extremely boring or dull.
9. Difficult to understand, interpret, or fathom due to being mysterious or enigmatic.
11. A mythological or legendary serpent or dragon, often used in fantasy literature and folklore.
15. The means or resources required to accomplish a particular task or achieve a goal.