Chapters 1-7 and Units 1-4
Terms
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- absurd
- utterly or obviously senseless
- discreetly
- judicious in ones conduct or speech
- audacious
- extremely bold; daring
- obstinately
- firmly or stubbornly adhering to ones purpose, opinion etc.
- remuneration
- Remunerate: to pay, recompensate
- Necromancer
- one who practices black magic
- defrayed
- to pay or furnish the money for
- repose
- calm, being at rest
- incantations
- chanting or uttering of words or magical spells sorcery
- ravenous
- extremely hungry famished voracious
- bogs
- swampy marshy wetland
- parapet
- low wall or railing
- palpitating
- to beat rapidly to throb to quiver
- ingenious
- characterized by cleverness or originality
- antiquity
- old ancient; relic monument
- make haste
- hurry up
- menacing
- threatening harm or evil
- smote
- to defeat punish
- abominable
- disgusting vile nasty
- Warg
- crossbreed of a wolf-orc
- plunder
- to rob or dispose. sully pilfer
- eyrie
- eagles nest. strong hold in a high place
- appaling
- dismay horror
- unimpeachable
- above suspicion
- breach adherent
- an opening. gap; a violation or infraction. to create an opening , break through a follower supporter. attached sticking to
- admonish abridge
- to caution or advise against something; to scold mildly; to remind of a duty to make shorter
- Unbridled usurp
- uncontrolled lacking in restraint\ to seize and hold a position by force or without right
- diffuse fabricate
- to spread or scatter freely or widely. wordy long winded unfocused scattered or widely spread to make, manufacture to make up invent
- sully precipice
- to soil, stain, tarnis, defile, besmirch a very steep cliff. the brink or edge of disaster
- dilemma irate
- a difficult or perplexing situation or problem angry
- efface marauder
- to wipeout; to keeponeself from being noticed a raider, plunderer
- muddle obesity
- to make a mess of. to get by. a hopeless mess extreme fatness
- opinionated pauper
- stubborn and often unreasonable in holding in one's own ideas, having a closed mind an extremely poor person
- perennial pilfer
- lasting for a long time peristent a plant that lives for many years to steal in small quantities
- predispose rift
- to incline beforehand a split,break, breach,
- relinquish semblance
- to let go, give up a likeness an outward appearance
- salvage surmount
- to save from fire or shipwreck to overcome, rise above
- spasmodic terminate
- sudden and violent but brief, fitful, intermitten to bring to an end
- spurious trite
- not geniune, not true, not valid common place, overused, stale
- brigand altercation
- a bandit an angry arguement
- circumspect cherubic
- careful, cautious resembling an angel portrayed as a little child with a beautiful round, chubby face, sweet and innocent
- commandeer condone
- to seize for military or official use to pardon or overlook
- cumbersome dissent
- clumsy, hard to handle, slow moving to disagree a disagreement
- deadlock eminent
- a complete standstill. to bring to a standstill famous outstanding distinguished projecting
- debris exorcise
- scattered, fragments, wreckage to drive out by magic. to dispose of something troublesome, menacing, or oppresive
- terse reprieve
- brief and to the point a temporary relief or delay. to grant a postponement
- tantalize rectify
- to tease, torment by teasing to make right, correct
- subjugate pompous
- to conquer by force, bring under complete control overly self important in speech or manner, excessively stately or ceremonious
- proliferate pliant
- to reproduce, increase, or spread rapidly bending readily, easily influenced
- jeer incinerate
- to make fun of rudely or unkindly. a rude remark of derision to burn to ashes
- mediocre larceny
- average, ordinary, undistinguished theft
- illegible inanimate
- difficult or impossible to read not having life, without energy or spirit
- fortify hoodwink
- to strengthen, build up to mislead by a trick decieve
- lucrative intrepid
- bringing in money, profitbale very brave, fearless, unshakeable
- dissolute auspicious
- loose in ones words or behavior favorable, fortunate
- feint disentangle
- a deliberately deceptive movement; a pretense. to make a deceptive movement to make a pretense of to free from tangles or complications
- fodder fated
- food for horses or cattle; raw material for a desiganted purpose determined in advance by destiny or fortune
- comely anarchy
- having a pleasing appearance a lack of government and law, confusion.
- alien access
- a citizen of another country. foreign strange approach of admittance to place, persons, things an increase?. to get at, obtain
- expulsion daunt
- the process of driving or forcing out to overcome with fear intimidate. to dishearten, discourage
- erratic biased
- not regular or consistent. different from what is ordianrily expected, undependable favoring one side unduly, prejudiced
- compensate arduous
- to make up for to repay for services hard to do requiring much effort
- unflinching revile
- firm, showing no signs of fear, not drawing back to attack with words call bad names
- adjourn abscond
- to stop proceedings for a time. to move to another place to run off and hide