| A | B |
| affliction | to cause pain or distress |
| banish | to expel |
| banner | a sign that shows pride |
| boast | to brag |
| brood | offspring in a family |
| conceived | to expreience or form |
| cower | to cringe with fear |
| exile | to be thrown out of one’s country |
| fate | a predetermined plan |
| fret | to obsessively be sad |
| gnaw | to chew |
| gorge | to eat violently |
| hearth | the floor of a fireplace |
| heathen | the devil |
| lair | an animal’s den |
| laments | to feel sorrow or great remorse |
| loathsome | a feeling of repulsion |
| lust | to want or feel desire |
| mail | protective clothing that a warrior wears |
| marshes | a tract of low wet lands |
| omen | a sign of something to come |
| plundering | to take by force |
| prow | skill or the forward part of a ship |
| quench | to satisfy |
| relished | enjoying something |
| reparation | the making a mends for wrong doing |
| righteous | virtuous and moral |
| shroud | a cloth used to cover a corpse |
| sinews | strength or power |
| solace | quiet, alone, peace |
| spawned | offspring, to produce |
| talons | a claw, especially on a bird |
| taut | emotionally or mentally strained |
| truce | a peace offering |
| writhe | to twist and turn as in pain |