(adj.) Of or pertaining to an earthquake

(n.) tombstone inscription

a play in which most of the lines are sung

(n.) The one who oversees work

(n.) The compilation of all the pieces that a performer is ready to perform

(adj.) neglecting to do something required by law or duty

a long piece of music for one or two instruments

(adj.) of higher rank, quality, or importance

(adj.) afflicted or distressed

(n.) agreement reached by a group

an extra song or appearance in response to applause

(v.) to go down from a higher place

(adj.) unable to be imitated

(adj.) possible to be done

a hymn of praise to God or country

(n.) That which is ridiculous or silly

(n.) one who works to aid communication between two or more groups

(n.) feelings of indignation or resentment for having been wronged

the eight notes in a musical scale

(n.) the body's ability to resist an infection or disease