the cay

2. peer out at or observe repeatedly or sweepingly,as a large expanse;survey
4. burn with little smoke or no flame.
6. floating on a body of water or cast ashore by it.
8. season immediately preceding lent,often observed with merrymaking;shrovetide.
9. moisture,dust,smoke,and vapor that diminishes visibility.
10. gloat,boast,or exult.
11. feel deep sadness,distress or emotional pain.
13. rescue cargo or ships wrecked at sea.
14. sudden,violent gust of wind,often accompanied by rain,snow,or sleet.
15. small,low island composed largely of coral or sand. also called key.

1. put something under water.
3. warning.
4. be torn and frayed at the ends of clothing or material.
5. often large,finely divided leaf,esp. as applied to the ferns and certain palms.
7. be uncommon or unusual.
9. secretive and scheming.
10. have an unpleasent sour smell.
12. deadly,poisonous relative of the spider.
14. very harsh,bright,dazzling light:in the glare of sunlight.