6. Kilim n. ( of Persian origin) tapestry woven rugs or carpets. Can function as a prayer rug or decorative carpet.
7. Charette \shuh-ret\ v. (French) the intense final effort made by architectural students to complete their solutions to a given architectural problem in an allotted time or the period in which such an effort is made.
8. Amity \ˈa-mə-tē\ n. a feeling of friendship; friendly relation between two or more parties
9. Sarcophagus /särˈkäfəgəs/ plural, sarchophagi (of Greek origin) n. a stone coffin; funeral receptacle usually with adorned with inscriptions. Was used in ancient Rome and Egypt
10. Kaput \kə-ˈpu̇t\ adj - completely ruined; destroyed; defeated; no longer functional
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