| A | B |
|---|
| malleable | yielding to others or readily adaptable |
| impunity | freedom or exemption from punishment or penalty |
| pestilent | very annoying, troublesome, or harmful |
| adherent | supporter or follower |
| reciprocated | done or felt in return |
| dapper | neat, trim, or smart in appearance |
| rubicund | reddish, ruddy, or rosy |
| skulk | to move about in a secretive or sneaky way |
| reiterate | to repeat or say or do again and again |
| desist | stop, cease, or abstain |
| billows | large waves or swells of water; any large swelling mass |
| illimitable | endless or , without limit or boundary |
| abyss | a bottomless gulf or pit; great depth; anything too deep for measurement |
| communion | a close spiritual relationship or intimate association |
| blight | anything that destroys or harms |
| course | direction; onward movement; path, progress |
| unconscious | unaware; lacking the ability to feel |
| patriarchs | fathers and rulers of families and tribes |
| pensive | thinking deeply or seriously, often of sad things |
| unfaltering | unhesitating; certain; firm; unwavering |
| watches | the divisions or parts of the night |
| steeds | horses, esp. for riding |
| snares | traps, or dangerous or risky things |
| efface | to erase, blot out, or destroy |
| dusky | dark, dim, shadowy, or gloomy |
| querulous | complain; finding fault; peevish |
| ominous | threatening, menacing, or having the character of an evil omen |
| portent | an omen or something that foretells an event about to occur |
| firmament | the sky or heavens |
| supernal | heavenly, divine, or relating to the sky or heaven |
| sage | wise or perceptive |
| mirth | joyfulness; merriment, or gaiety |
| mute | silent, unable to speak |
| knolls | small hills or mounds |
| din | a loud noise; a confused clamor; an uproar |
| tattered | torn or ragged |
| thrill | to cause excitement or strong emotion |
| gnarled | twisted, knotted, or contorted |
| robust | strong, vigorous, or sturdy |
| vaulted | arched, built with an arched roof or ceiling |
