inauthenticity
the state of something or someone not being in fact what it or they are said to be; lacking genuineness or sincerity
abutment
a structure built to support the span of a bridge at its ends
pliant
flexible; easily bent (in contrast to rigidity)
denim
a sturdy cotton fabric usually dyed blue and used for jeans
granite
a hard igneous rock often used for building
span
the arched length of a bridge held between supports
diner
a type of American restaurant originally designed to resemble a train's dining car with a long counter and booth seating
exit ramp
a sloped turnoff that allows cars to leave the highway and reduce speed before joining slower traffic
spin the bottle
a party game, typically played by young people, in which someone spins a bottle on its side at the center of a circle of people and kisses whoever the bottle opening is pointed toward
awestruck
filled with fear and wonder
sedan
style of enclosed two- or four-door car that seats four people
butt
the filter end that remains after a cigarette has been smoked
windshield
the wide glass front window of a vehicle
fender
the area around the wheel of a vehicle
sneaker
a type of soft shoe worn for sports or comfort; runner