| Term | Definition |
| Immense | extremely large/ huge |
| ominous | threatning or sinister |
| peered | look closely on or at something |
| apt | tending or inclined |
| immense | very large/ huge |
| pungent | a sharp sensation or aroma |
| famine | great shortage of food |
| magnitude | of great extent |
| melancholy | depressed |
| banished | send or drive away |
| nonchalant | unconcerned or unexicted |
| jovial | good character or joyous humor |
| disdainful | full of yourself, showing squarn |
| ignorance | a lack of intrest or knowledge |
| malicious | showing spite |
| haughtily | very proud, snobish, or arogant |
| indignant | feeling or expreesing anger or scorn |
| trivium (insignifagant=not spelled right) | not important or insignifagant |
| decitful | intended to decive |
| transfixed | moitionless w/ horror/ terror |
| fiend | a demon |
| gelationous | fretful |
| ledger | a book you keep your accounts/ bank book |
| precarious | stuck in a dangerous situation |
| stealthily | something in a sneaky manner |
| rapt | under the full attention |