| Term | Definition |
| Pathetic | arousing pitty, sorrow |
| Fallacy | a mistaken idea, error |
| Pathetic Fallacy | in lititure, the attribution of human feelings and characteristics to inanimate things |
| sphere | any round body having the surface equally distand from the center at all points, globe, ball |
| Cello | an instrument of the violin family,between the violaand double bass, in size and pitch |
| Ruefull | to feel remorse for, to regret |
| Luminous | giving off light, bright |
| conspicuous | easy to see, outstanding |
| Ludicrous | cusing laughter because absurd or ridiculous |
| Girth | the circumfrence, as of a tree trunk |
| pallid | faint in color, pale |
| chisel | to swindel or get by swindeling |
| granite | a hard, grainy, ingenious rock cosidering mainly of feildspar and quartz |
| rife | widespread abounding |
| panacea | a supposed remedy for all ills |
| Anachronism | anything out of its proper, hysterical tyme |
| belligerent | ready to fight or quarrel |
| bluster | to blow stormily, to speak in a noisy, swagering manner |