editorial (n.)
 Definition: a newspaper article in which the editor gives their opinion on an issue in the news
 Ex. She used to write editorials for this newspaper.

courtesy (n.)
 Definition: polite behavior that shows respect for people in social situations
 Ex. He wrote back to her out of courtesy. 

bay (n.)
 Definition: a partly enclosed area that is used for a particular purpose, for example parking a car
 Ex. The bays between the buildings are too narrow.

hemisphere (n.)
 Definition: one half of the Earth, divided between north and south by the equator 
 Ex. Have you ever been to any country in the south hemisphere?

oval (a.)
 Definition: with a shape like a long narrow circle
 Ex. She has a lovely oval face.

superficial (a.)
 Definition: a superficial person does not think about serious or important things
 Ex. She is so superficial that she only cares about how she looks.

tag (n.) 
 Definition: a name or phrase that is used as a way of describing someone
 Ex. Putting tags on someone isn't polite.

bizarre (a.)
 Definition: strange and difficult to explain
 Ex. There is a bizarre relationship between them.

colossal (a.)
 Definition: extremely great or large
 Ex. This is going to be a colossal success.

factual (a.)
 Definition: based on facts or containing only facts, rather than theories or opinions
 Ex. The things I'm going to say are factual.

mansion (n.)
 Definition: a large house, especially a beautiful house
 Ex. We paid a visit to his beautiful mansion.

eyesore (n.)
 Definition: something that is ugly or unpleasant to look at, especially a building
 Ex. Even the cup that her ex gave her is an eyesore to her.

console (v.)
 Definition: to try to make someone feel better when they are unhappy or disappointed
 Ex. He consoled her carefully.