 | Term | Definition |
| |
fair |
good,neat |
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feigning |
fake |
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bleak |
without hope |
| |
relics |
remaining parts of fragments |
| |
billowing |
a large wave of mass |
| |
impudence |
shamelessness |
| |
farrier |
a blacksmith |
| |
aspires |
to strive forward |
| |
pledged |
a promise |
| |
besieging |
to crowd around |
| |
sulked |
to complain |
| |
ermine |
and old world weasel |
| |
merchant |
owner of a shop |
| |
cordials |
strong felt |
| |
endured |
to sustain |
| |
gloats |
a feeling of pleasure |
| |
betrothal |
engagement |
| |
swaggered |
to brag |
| |
plagued |
cause of trouble |
| |
shire |
a country of Great Britian |
| |
docile |
easily managed |
| |
withered |
to dry up |
| |
aught |
anything |
| |
abominable |
very unpleasent |
| |
vats |
a large vessil like a tub |
| |
vexed |
annoyed |
| |
heretics |
a person who hold controversial opinions |
| |
cease |
to stop |
| |
default |
failure to act |
| |
writhe |
a twisting of the body |
| |
tunic |
a piece of clothing |
| |
lutes |
a stringed instrument |
| |
albiet |
although |
| |
turmoil |
a state of great confusion |
| |
pagans |
non religious |
| |
peevish |
showin annoyance |
| |
heathen |
a person who doesnt know about god |
| |
abate |
to make or become less |
| |
skein |
measurment of yarn |
| |
fostering |
to bring up |
| |
alight |
full of light |
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spindle |
wooden poles on a chair |
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gitterns |
a guitar in the middle ages |
