| Term | Definition |
|---|
| suborned | secretly bribed or corrupted |
| metaphysical | supernatural |
| harbinger | A person who signals the approach of another |
| consort | to keep company, associate, to join in league |
| countenance | to offer support or approval |
| adage | a wise saying, proverb |
| equivocator | one who doesn't give clear answers |
| scruples | uneasy feelings of doubt, suspicions |
| confound | to ruin |
| breach | a gap, opening; a violation; to break through |
| husbandry | thriftiness, frugality |
| multitudinous | many, numerous |
| constancy | firmness of mind |
| steeped | to be completely soaked in something |
| dismal | sad, gloomy, miserable |
| soliciting | to seek or plead for something |
| chastise | to criticize severely |
| appoint | to choose, plan to do |
| fantastical | imaginary, not real |
| sensible | able to feel by touching |
| fruitless | without offspring |
| cloistered | secluded |
| saucy | insulting, arrogant |
| bides | remains, waits |
| clogs | burdens |
| confineless | unbounded |
| continent | chaste, virginal, restraining |
| stanchless | impossible to satisfy |
| interdiction | strong disapproval or harsh criticism |
| distempered | diseased and swollen |
| pestered | infested, obstructed, overcrowded |
| undone | destroyed |
| intrenchant | invulnerable, unable to be cut |
| untimely | prematurely |
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