"Secret" is a noun or adjective used to describe information, knowledge, or something that is kept hidden or not known to others. It is not shared openly or made public.

"Hypocrisy" is a noun used to describe the behavior of people who pretend to have certain beliefs, virtues, or qualities that they do not actually possess.

The term "Peking" is an older English name for the city that is now known as "Beijing." Both "Peking" and "Beijing" refer to the capital city of China.

"Noosing" is the present participle form of the verb "noose." It is a term used to describe the action of creating a noose or setting up a loop of rope or cord in the shape of a slipknot.

"Cheif" is an incorrect spelling. The correct spelling is "chief." "Chief" is a noun in the English language, and it can refer to a person who holds a high position of authority or leadership within a group, organization, or community.

"Proselyting" is the present participle form of the verb "proselyte," which has the same definition as "proselytize." To "proselytize" means to try to convert or persuade someone to adopt a different religion, belief system, or set of opinions.

"Bipartisanship" refers to the practice of cooperation and collaboration between two major political parties in a country or legislative body. In many countries, the political landscape is often divided into two main parties with differing ideologies and policy priorities.

"Bilaterally" is an adverb that is used to describe actions or situations that involve two parties, two sides, or two aspects. The "bi-" prefix means "two," and "laterally" refers to sides or parties, so "bilaterally" specifically emphasizes the duality or two-sided nature of something.