| A | B |
|---|
| plight | predicament; dilemma |
| brandish | to wave; flourish |
| rapt | engrossed; absorbed |
| corporal | bodily; physical |
| surmise | to assume; to imagine |
| peerless | matchless; unequalled |
| chastise | to punish or discipline verbally |
| impede | to hinder; to prevent |
| chalice | grail; cup |
| recompense | (n.) payment; (v.) to requite; to make up for |
| treason | betrayal of ones country or oath of loyalty |
| imperial | regal; having supreme authority |
| liege | lord or king |
| sovereign | power, rank, or authority |
| augment | to enlarge; to increase |
| repose | rest; relaxation |
| prate | to chatter; to babble |
| palpable | tangible; touchable |
| surfeit | overabundance; excess |
| temperate | calm; moderate |
| unruly | unrestrained; untamed |
| entreat | to request; to implore |
| undivulged | hidden; unrevealed |
| consort | associate; partner; companion |
| stealthy | sly |
| multitudinous | existing in great numbers |
| equivocate | to use terms that have two or more meanings to mislead or purposely deceive; to vacillate; to beat around the bush |
| predominance | superiority |
| verity | truth; reality |
| dauntless | fearless; unafraid |
| valor | courage; bravery |
| incensed | infuriated; enraged |
| bounteous | generous; liberal |
| sundry | varied; assorted |
| jocund | cheerful; affable |
