| Term | Definition |
| Covey | a small flock of birds |
| malevolent | wishing evil upon others |
| sopping | completely soaked |
| eyetooth | Kanine, large teeth |
| addlepated | beffudle or confuse |
| blotto | to be really drunk |
| writhe | twisting, turning motions |
| domicile | a customary dwelling |
| barbaric | crudness, lack of restraint |
| hummocks | small rolling hills |
| pungent | sharply affecting taste or smell |
| podunk | small insignificant town |
| ponderosa | a yellow pine of North West America |
| timbered | wood in any of its stages from felling |
| muzzle | a gag, end of a gun |
| eddy | a whirlpool flowing backwards |
| erratic | no significant distinct course |
| deluge | drenching of water |
| frugal | economical, non wasteful |
| obliged | obligated; indebted to; mandatory |
| noxious | harmful to health or well being |
| gossamer | light, delicate |
| undulation | to move as a wave |
| immolate | to kill, as a sacrificial victim by fire |
| wallow | indulge in |
| gumption | common sense |
| arson | malicious burning to destroy property |
| grotesque | distorted and unnatural |
| creosote | antiseptic |
| toting | to carry or haul something |
| panhandle | to beg, especially on the streets |
| saunter | a leisurely walk or stroll |
| conniption | a fit of violent emotion |
| pester | annoy persistently |
| submerge | go under water |
| pontoon | a float used as support, a bridge |
| squalid | dirty or wretched apperance |
| concentrated | paid attention |
| romped | to frolic boisterously |
| inferno | a large uncontrolled fire |
| limber | flexible, easily bent |
| embellish | to make beautiful with an ornament |
| jaunty | self confident |
| emphasize | make important |
| quizzical | puzzled |
| incinerated | to burn or reduce to ashes |
| razzed | to tease or harass |
| camaraderie | goodwill and lighthearted rapport |
| contrive | plan with ingenuity |
| sacrosanct | most sacred or holy |
| scour | a thorough search in order to locate something |