| A | B |
|---|
| relished | an appetite for something |
| infamous | having an exceedingly bad reputation; notorious |
| writhing | to twist or squirm as in pain |
| cowering | to cringe in fear |
| taut | tight; not slack |
| afflictor | on who inflicts grievous suffering or one who causes distress |
| heaving | to raise or lift with great force |
| repaid | paid back |
| massive | consisting of or making up a large mass |
| scabbard | a sheath, as for a dagger or sword |
| loathsome | arouding disgust; abhorrent |
| fetter | a chain or shackle for the ankles |
| rejoice | to feel joyful or be delighted |
| hoary | very old; ancient |
| beholding | looking upon; gazing |
| halting | hesitant or wavering |
