| A | B |
|---|
| moiety | a half |
| auspicious | marked by success |
| delate | to convey |
| suspiration | a long deep breath |
| satyr | a woodland creature w/ goat-like features and a fondness for revelry |
| truncheon | a short stick or staff carried as a symbol of office or authority |
| importunity | an insistent or pressing demand |
| chariest | discretely cautious |
| dalliance | playful fliration |
| traduce | to slander |
| doublet | a man's close-fitting jacket worn in Europe especially during the Renaissance |
| brevity | shortness of duration, especially shortness or conciseness of expression |
| declension | deterioration |
| arras | a tapestry |
| consonancy | agreement or harmony |
| appurtenance | something added to another, more important thing |
| carbuncle | a painful infection of the skin in which pus is discharged |
| bodkin | a dagger or stiletto |
| orison | a prayer |
| cozen | to mislead by means of a petty trick or fraud |
| cicatrice | a scar |
| unction | a balm |
| pate | the crown of the head |
| mazzard | the jaw, head or skull |
| sexton | a church worker who takes care of church property |
| bilboes | leg shackles |
| perdition | eternal damnation |
| verity | the quality or state of being true or real |
| poniard | a dagger w/ a squarish or triangular blade |
| edify | to instruct so as to encourage intellectual, moral or spiritual improvement |
