This document defines 14 words, providing the part of speech and meaning for each. It includes words like "prologue" which is a part that comes at the beginning of a play or story, "filial" which describes a son or daughter's duty or affection, and "curse" which refers to magic words intended to bring bad luck. Other defined words include "superstitious," "spite," "hyenas," "hanging out," "disposable," "toiletries," "viciously," "tearing," "porridge," and "sacrifice."

1. WORD MEANING
prologue n a part that comes at the beginning of a play or story.
filial adj of a son or daughter - filial duty/respect/affection
curse n magic words which are intended to bring bad luck to someone.
superstitious adj based on or believing in superstitions
spite v to deliberately annoy or upset someone
hyenas n a wild animal that looks like a dog, hunts in groups and makes a sound
similar to an unpleasant human laugh
hanging out pv to spend a lot of time in a place or with someone
disposable adj describes a product that is intended to be thrown away after use
toiletries n objects and substances that you use in washing yourself and
preventing the body from smelling unpleasant
viciously adv describes people or actions that show an intention or wish to hurt
someone or something very badly
tearing v to pull pieces apart
porridge n a thick soft food made from oats or rice boiled in milk or water
sacrifice v to give up something that is valuable to you in order to help another
person