| A | B |
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| prowess | n; bravery, daring,strength, unusual strength or ability |
| venerable | adj; deserving respect because of age, dignity, honored above others |
| medieval | adj; belonging to Middle Ages, gothic |
| hereditary | adj; passed down by inheritance from an ancestor, transmitted from parent to child |
| amity | n; friendship, peaceful relations between countries |
| potion | n; liquid with special powers, used as poison, medicine, or magic |
| devout | adj; deeply religious, sincere,solemn |
| chivalry | n; medieval code of knighthood, code of honor & courtesy |
| sovereign | n; ruler, king/queen, emperor adj; highest rank ofpower |
| quest | n; journey in search for v; seek |
| defile | v; make filthy or dirty, to corrupt, to damage a reputation |
| entice | v; to attract, tempt, or lure |
| meditate | v; to think deeply & quietly |
| undergo | v; to endure, experience |
| omen | n; sign of what will happen in future, a warning |
| citadel | n; fortress overlooking a city, a stronghold |
| retrieve | v; to get back, to recover, to find & bring back |
| emissary | n; person sent on a mission to represent another's interest, an agent or messenger |
| herald | n; someone who carries messages or announces things to come, person who designs banners & colors for knights v; to announce or fortell |
| garb | n; clothing/outfit v; to dress |
| conspiracy | n; secret planning, a plot or secret plan |
| lethal | adj; deadly |
| advocate | n; one who argues a case, defender v; to support |
| preposterous | adj; having no common sense, absurd, foolish |
| manipulate | v; to operate or control, influence, to trick |
| ominous | adj; threatening, foreboding, sinister |
| misconstrue | v; to misinterpret, misunderstand |
| culmination | n; the peak, highest point, the climax, the end result |
| alleged | v; to claim or state without proof adj; unproven, questionable |
| uncanny | adj; mysterious, strange, weird |
| plaintiff | n; person who starts the lawsuit, the complaining party |
| credentials | n; written evidence showing that person has a right of authority |
| larceny | n; theft, unlawful taking |
| quorum | n; minimum # of members needed at meeting in order to make official dicisions |
| cumbersome | adj; clumsy, hard to handle |
| prospective | adj; probable, expected in future |
| morbid | adj; gruesome |
| superfluous | adj; more than needed, excessive, surplus |
| genial | adj; kindly, friendly |
| hoax | n; an act that's intended to fool or deceive |
