| ordained | v. make someone a priest or miniter, order or decree |
| patrimony | n. estate that is inherited fromparents, characterists that are inherited |
| baleful | adj. full of menacing or malign influences, wretched, miserable |
| buffets | n. large sidebars with dreawers and cupboard |
| relent | to soften in feeling, temper or determination, forgiving, compassionate |
| renown | n. the condition of being known or talked about, widespread and high repute |
| retainers | n. frame or groove that restrains or guides |
| din | n. a noisy clamor, a loud, confused noise. V. to sound or utter with or persistent repetition |
| engendering | v. to bring into existence |
| divining | adj. pertaining to a god, or heavenly thing. V to discover or declare prophesy |
| sage | n. a profoundly wise person. |
| lament | v. to feel or express regret for. N. an expression of greif or sorrow |
| cunning | n. skilled employed in a shrewd or sly manner |
| shroud | n. a cloth or sheet in which a corpse is wrapped for burial, v. to wrap or cloth for burial |
| foreboding | n. a prediction a strong inner feeling or notion of a future misfortune |
| malice | n. desire to inflict injury harm or sufferin on another |
| insolent | adj. boldy rude or disrespectful, n. an - person |
| precedence | n. the right to precede in order of rank or iportance |
| hekatomb | to give sacrifice |
| stratagem | n. a plan, scheme or trick for surprising or decieving an enemy |
| pacify | v. to bring or restore toa state of peace or tranquility, quite, calm, to appease |
| rite | n. a formal or ceremonial acto r procedure prescribed or customay in religious user |
| mulled | v. to heat and spice |
| illustrious | adj. highly distinguished, renowned, famous, glorius, luminous or brightqlithe |
| lithe | adj. bending readiy, plient, supple, flexible |
| desolation | n. an act of or instance or fuining, ruin, barrenness, sorrow, grief, a desolate place |
| revel | v. to take great pleasure or delight, to make merry. N. boisterous merrymaking or festivity |
| surfeit | n. excess, an ecessive amount. V. to bring to a state of excess |
| dissemble | v. to give a false or misleading appearance, ignore, to put on the appearance of |
| clamor | n. a loud and confused noise, protest or demand. V. to make a large protest or demand |
| eureka | int. i have found it |
| Trojan horse | n. a person or thing attended to destroy from within |
| amazon | n. a tall, powerful, aggressive women |
| Spartan | adj. sternly disciplined and rigorously simple, frugal, or austere |
| bacchanalia | n. a riotous, boisterous festivity, a revel |
| iridescent | adj. displaying a play of lustrou colors like those of the rainbow |
| labyrinthine | adj. complicated, toruous |
| martial | adj. inclined or disposed to war, warlike, of or sutable for, or associated with war of the armed forces |
| mentor | n. a wise and trusted counselor or teacher, an influential senior sponsor or supporter, v. to act as a mentor |
| psyche | n. the human soul, spirt, or mind |
| harp on | v. to dwell on persistently or tediously in speaking or writing |
| tantalize | v. to torment withm or as if with, the sight of something desired but out of reach, tease by arousing ecpectatios that are repeatedly disappointed |
| narcissist | n. someone in love with him or herself |
| achilles heel | n. a seemingly small but actually crucial weakness |
| Herculean | adj. very hard to perform |
| mercurial | adj. changeable, volatile |
| titanic | adj. of enormous size, strenth, power |
| aphrodisiac | n. something that heightens desire |
| odyssey | n. an ectended adventurous voyage or trip |
| a siren | n. a seductively beautiful or charming woman, esp. one who beguiles men |
| the midas touch | n. the ability to turn any business venture one is associated with into an exctemely profitable one |
| to muse | v. to thiink or mediate in silence on some subject |
| an adonis | n. a very handsome young man |