| Term | Definition |
|---|
| VENERABLE | commanding respect by age, character or position; worthy of reverence by position |
| MINION | A subordinate, one who is a follower, an official underling |
| INFAMOUS | Notorious, well-known, recognized, legendary, villainous, wicked |
| KNAVERY | dishonest or crafty dealing; an instance of trickery |
| ARRANT | complete, total outright |
| NEFARIOUSLY | infamous by way of being extremely wicked |
| VILE | disgusting, despicable and shameful |
| DIABOLICAL | connected with the devil or devil worship; extremely cruel or evil |
| FALLACIOUS | containing or involving mistaken belief or ideas; deceptive, or misleading |
| ANTIPATHY | strong hostility or opposition toward someone or something; somebody or something that causes anger, hostility or disgust |
| UPSTART | somebody who is newly wealthy , powerful or famous, but is regarded as not deserving to be so |
| DOMICILE | the house, apartment or any other place where somebody lives |
| REGALED | to entertain or amuse somebody, especially by telling stories |
| CHURLISH | marked by a lack of civility or graciousness ; vulgar |
| PRESUMPTUOUS | overstepping due bounds (as of propriety or courtesy) : taking liberties |
| CANKER | an erosive or spreading sore ; a source of corruption or debasement |
| MELANCHOLY | depression of spirits; a pensive mood; characterized by depression |
| VIRILE | characteristic of or associated with men ; strong, masculine: having traditionally masculine traits especially to a marked degree |
| ACCEDE | to become a party (as to an agreement) b: to express approval or give consent : give in to a request or demand |
| ONOMATOPOEIA | also known as an "echoism", is a word or combination of words whose sounds seems to resemble closely the sound it designates; a sound effect word |
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