| A | B |
|---|
| mutinous | adj, rebellious; turbulent |
| lair | n, den of a wild animal |
| foreboding | n, a portent or sign; a feeling that there are bad occurrences to come |
| burnish | v, to make shiny from polishing |
| crag | n, a steep rock or cliff |
| malign | v, to utter misleading or false reports |
| renowned | adj, celebrated; of wide acclaim and honor |
| magnanimous | adj, showing nobility and greatness |
| ignominious | adj, dishonorable and disagreeable |
| regalia | n, decorations or emblems that show rank or royalty |
| sumptuous | adj, excessively costly and luxurious |
| cauldron | n, large kettle |
| ingenious | adj, showing intelligence or cleverness |
| anguish | n, extreme anger, pain or anxiety |
| maul | v, beat or bruise |
| ambush | v, to lie in wait in preparation for attack |
| illustrious | adj, well-known or famous |
| irresproachable | adj, blameless |
| insolent | adj, overbearing; overly proud |
| vagabond | n, wanderer; one of questionable activity |
| affliction | n, the cause of pain and distress |
| scathing | adj, caustic; bitterly severe (usually in reference to a comment) |
| unguent | n, salve; soothing ointment |
| pandemonium | n, a wild uproar; tumultuous behavior |
| subtle | adj, marked by keen insight; cunningly made; not obvious |
| raucous | adj, disorderly; boisterous |
| evanescent | adj, tending to vanish like air |
| convulse | v, to shake violently |
| sardonic | adj, sarcastic; skeptically humourous |
| squander | v, to spend foolishly |
