* Asg.3 *

1. * Impunity *
- (n.) Exemption from punishment.
- immunity from bad effects, such as action.
for example: children under 18 cannot be jailed

2. * Disguise *
- (adj) conceals a person's identity, such as by a pseudonym, especially to avoid formal notice or attention. For example: John Legend is the stage name of a famous singer in America
- (adv.) with real identity hidden.
For example: the soldier is curious about me
- (n.) someone who is incognito.
- incognito status.
- incognito or the characters assumed by incognito.
For example: a thief disguised as my friend when he was in my house

3. * Imp *
- (n.) Little devils or demons; Devil.
- brat.
- (Archaic) the upper trunk or branches of a plant or tree.
- Heredity (Ancient).
for example: animals often kill their flocks when in trees
- (v.) (Falcony) to graft (feathers) onto the wings.
- to equip (wings, tail, etc.) with feathers, to make good losses or deficiencies and increase flight strength.
- (Archaic) to add sections; repair or improve. For example: when capturing prey, Falalcony becomes more aggressivei