| Term | Definition |
| salutation | the act of saluting |
| scullion | a kitchen servant who does menial work |
| formidable | causing fear, apprehension or dread |
| collated | to gather or arrange in the proper sequence |
| injunctions | the act of enjoying; a command or order |
| urking | to irritate |
| untoward | unfavorable or unfortunate |
| enchroached | to take ones possessions or rights gradually |
| incorruptible | not corruptible |
| diligence | constant and earnest effort to accomplish what is under taken |
| transfiguration | the super natural change in appearance |
| imperious | urgent |
| prudence | caution |
| edifice | a large building |
| prodigious | extrodinary in size |
| deference | respectful or corteous regard |
| evinced | to prove |
| impetuously | impulsive |
| unfathomable | difficlult or impossible to understand |
| abashed | ahamed or embarassed |
| adept | very skilled; proficient; expert |
| famished | extremly hungry |
| repentant | characterized by or showing repentence |
| oratory | skill or eloquence in public speaking |
| fluctuation | change from one point or condition to another |
| timorous | full of fear |
| cleave | to stick |
| lolling | hanging or drooping waxy |
| lackadaisical | lazy |
| enigma | puzzling |
| veneration | feeling of awe |
| apparation | supernatural appearence |
| imperious | overbearing |
| perdition | utter distruction or ruin |
| dilated | to make wider or larger |