| Term | Definition |
|---|
| cord, cor, card | heart |
| hypn | sleep |
| luc, lum | light |
| man | hand |
| mit, miss | send |
| pac | peace |
| phil | love |
| prim, prime | first |
| sat, satis | enough |
| string,strict | draw tight |
| cagey | Wary; careful |
| crouched | To stoop, especially with the knees bent |
| despised | To dislike intensely; loathe |
| endured | To suffer patiently without yielding |
| goggle-eyed | With eyes or mouth open in surprise |
| grit | Informal. Indomitable spirit; pluck |
| grits | Coarsely ground grain, especially corn |
| hypocritical | Being a hypocrite |
| muddled | Incoherent |
| pandemonium | A very noisy place |
| plunked | To throw or place heavily or abruptly |
| primly | In a prim or precise manner |
| proverbial | Expressed in a proverb |
| pudgy | Short and fat; chubby |
| thrashed | To defeat utterly; vanquish |
| alcove | a small recessed section of a room |
| annoyance | the act of annoying or of being annoyed |
| betrayed | to lead astray ; especially : seduce |
| consolidated | to join together into one whole : unite |
| crimson | any of several deep purplish reds |
| distracted | mentally confused, troubled, or remote |
| dumbfounded | to confound briefly and usually with astonishment |
| exiled | to banish or expel from one's own country or home |
| moony | of or relating to the moon |
| obsessed | to haunt or excessively preoccupy the mind of |
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