| Term | Definition |
| skiff | any various types of boats for one person |
| defiant | resistant, rude, not doing what you're supposed to do |
| banish | expel or relegate to a country or place by authoritave decree |
| hobble | to walk lamely, limp |
| indigenous | native |
| sullen | gloomy, showing irritation or ill humor by gloomy silence |
| spew | to discharge contents of stomach through the mouth. (PUKE) |
| venomous | having glands for secreting venom, ability to inflict a poison bite |
| maul | heavy hammer, used for driving stakes or wedges...WHIP, knock out, pelt |
| sarcastic | using or given the use of sarcasm, funny, teasing, acidic |
| turbulent | being in a state of agitation, tumult, or disturbed, |
| taunt | to reproach in a sarcastic, jeering manner, TANTALIZE <--synonyms |
| shame | painful feeling arising from consciousness of something dishonorable, improper, guilt, self disgust |
| mangy | shabby, poor, dirty (YOU _____ MUTT!) |
| Dignity | bearing, conduct, or speech indicative of self-respect or appreciation of the formality, elevated rank, |
| mythical | dealing with myths, existing only in myths, legendary |
| brandish | to shake or wave a weapon |
| shroud | a piece of cloth usually covering something, something that covers or conceals a garment |
| brazen | made of brass, like brass as in sound, color, strength |
| omen | anything perceived or happening that is believed to portend good or evil, (sign, warning, indication) |
| bile | bitter, alkaline, yellow or greenish liquid surrounding the liver OR ill temper |
| barrage | a heavy barrier of artillery fire to protect one's own advancing or retreating troops or to stop the advance of the enemy troop...an overwhelming quantity or explosion, as of words, blows or criticism |
| humility | humbleness, modesty, modest opinion of ones one importance |
| incessant | timeless, unending, persistant |
| savor | quality in a substance that affects the sense of taste or smell, particular taste or smell, flavor, smell scent |