| A | B |
|---|
| decanting | pouring forth (from one vessel into another) [as wine] |
| osmosis | gradual process of assimilation or absorption |
| revivified | revive; bring back to life; consciousness or activity; make or become fresh or strong again |
| clamorous | loud continuous noise |
| nymphs | nature goddesses; a lovely young woman |
| satyrs | mythological woodland gods |
| tremulous | trembling; quivering; timid |
| clarion | brilliantly clear; loud and clear |
| pediment | a low triangular gable-like decoration (as over a door or window) on a building |
| effluviums | a usually unpleasant emanation; aura |
| indomitable | not easily discouraged; unconquerable |
| impaled | pierced through with; made helpless (impaled by her glance) |
| disencumbered | to free from something that burdens |
| succulent | full of juice; juicy |
| blasphemous | disrespectful; irreverent; profane toward something sacred |
