| A | B |
|---|
| amulet | a charm |
| beguiling | charming, delightful |
| bounteous | plentiful |
| brazen | bold, showing no shame |
| carrion | rotten, vile |
| contentious | quarrelsome, feels like fighting |
| disconsolate | very unhappy |
| filigree | lace like work |
| foreboding | prediction of something bad which will happen |
| guile | craftiness, slyness |
| libation | the pouring of the wine as a sacrifice to the gods |
| limpid | perfectly clear |
| maelstrom | any large violent whirlpool (bad storm) |
| cajole | to persuade |
| prodigious | huge, vast |
| ignomious | disgraceful |
| prudence | sensible; good judgement |
| ramparts | an embankment circling a castle |
| ravage | to destrot or ruin |
| regaled | entertained by providing a feast |
| rueful | to show sorrow or regret |
| sage | wisdom |
| supplication | a humble request or prayer |
| titanic | of great size and strength |
| travail | toil; very hard work |
| wantonness | recklessness; having no regard for other's feelings |
| antediluvian | old fashioned; occurring before the biblical Flood |
| machination | a scheme or plot |
| unabashed | having no shame |
| indefatigable | the ability to not be tired |
| kudos | individual glory through contest |
| aidos | responsibility to others |
| nemisis | fair punishment or retribution |
| hubris | excessive pride |
