| Term | Definition |
| ad infinium | without end |
| agnosticism | the belief that it is impossible to know whether god exists |
| disgruntle | to cause to be cross or discontented |
| gentry | those claiming high birth |
| imparity | inequality, disparity |
| kinesiology | the study of physical movement and musculature |
| nabob | a wealthy person accustomed to luxury |
| nether | lower; removed |
| nom de guerre | a name taken or bestowed during wartime |
| nouveau riche | the newly rich |
| pacify | to bring to the point of peace |
| palatable | agreeable in taste |
| piety | devotion; religious reverence |
| paradox | a self-contradictory statement |
| prurient | lewd |
| rabbinical | of or pertaining to rabbis |
| solicitous | openly concerned or worried |
| taurine | of or pertaining to bulls |
| taxonomy | the science of the classification of animal species |
| telekinesis | the supposed ability to move objects with mental powers |