A | B |
sojourn (noun) | temporary stay |
personage (noun) | person of rank or distinction |
mettle (noun) | strength in will or spirit |
staunch (adj) | steadfast in loyalty or principle |
notion (noun) | an idea |
besmirch (verb) | to reduce the quality and purity of something |
haughty (adj) | overly proud |
orator (noun) | a person with skill in public speaking |
lief (adv) | willing and gladly |
gauntlet (noun) | a protective glove worn with medieval armor |
mawkish (adj) | sickeningly(overly) sentimental |
fervor (adj) | intense emotion |
ardent (adj) | strong enthusiasm or devotion |
passel (noun) | a large number |
betrothed (noun) | engaged to be married |
vagrant (noun) | a person who wanders from place to place |
seditious (adj) | encouraging people to be rebellious |
languish (verb) | to become feeble or weak |
incorrigible (adj) | resistant to correction or reform |
pacifist (noun) | person opposed to war or violence |
ransack (adj) | to search thoroughly (completely) |
turret (noun) | a small, ornamented tower |
cistern (noun) | a tank for catching and storing water |
portmanteaus (noun) | suitcases, large traveling bags |
pretensions (noun) | a claim or allegation |
inordinate (adj) | excessive, beyond proper limits |
swagger (adv) | to walk in a way that suggests arrogance/confidence |
ominous (adj) | foretelling disaster |
manacingly (adv) | threatening manner |
bestirred (v) | to become active |