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Egypt Game vocabulary

Terms

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bewildered (adj)
completely confused
scribe (n)
a writer
exasperated (adj)
irritated or annoyed
fink (v or n)
tattletale
heir (n)
someone who has been or will be given an inheritance such as money, property or position
suspicious (adj)
thinking something is wrong but having no proof of it
diplomacy (n)
the act of negotiating
evasive (adj)
trying to avoid someone/thing
curios (n)
a small object of unique art
languish (v)
to be weak or to suffer
prostration (n)
the act of worship by bowing down
elaborate (adj or v)
carefully-made, detailed
fiendish (adj)
cruel, mischievous
alabaster (n)
a yellowish stone
brine (n)
water mixed with salt
ambush (n or v)
attack by surprise
sinister (adj)
evil, harsh or threatening
Gypsy (n)
a person who moves from place to place, often performing for money
rendezvous (n)
a meeting or appointment
liable (adj)
responsible; possible
omen (n)
an event believed to be a sign or a warning
Pharaoh (n)
Ruler of Egypt
summon (v)
to call upon someone to come
console (v)
to comfort
tunic (n)
a long shirt
populace (n)
the common people
oracle (n)
a person, place or saying that comes from the gods
lean-to (n)
a shack or shed supported by a larger building
leer (n)
an evil or sly look
trance (n)
a sleep-like state, like being hypnotized
procession (n)
a group moving in an orderly fashion
deadpan (adj)
without expression, a straight faces
reincarnation (n)
the act of coming back to life after death
humanity (n)
(related to human nature)
incense (n)
a perfume that comes from burning a scented stick
consternation (n)
a surprise that causes fear or confusion
treacherous (adj)
dangerous or unreliable
philosophically (adv)
wisely, thoughtfully
mummy (n)
a dead body that has been preserved
spectator (n)
a person who watches
sacrifice (v or n)
to give up something important
seclusion (n)
the state of being kept apart or isolated
escapade (n)
adventure
grotto (n)
a cave
meditate (v)
to think deeply
brood (v)
to worry or think constantly about something
alibi (n)
an excuse, or the person used as an excuse, to avoid blame
chaperone (n or v)
an adult who watches over an activity
Egyptologist (n)
a person who studies Egypt
altar (n)
a table on which religious ceremonies are performed
papyrus (n)
the plant used to make paper
ritual (n)
a procedure or set of actions, as in ceremony
bier (n)
a table, holding a coffin or corpse
gloat (v)
to be happy about your own good luck or someone else's bad luck
haughty (adj)
arrogant or snobby
anthropology (n)
the study of humans
pilgrimage (n)
a long journey made to a sacred place
convulsions (n)
a jerking movement in the muscles or whole body
defiant (adj)
stubborn or resistant
sacred (adj)
special, secret, dedicated to god
warily (adv)
with caution, tiredly, slowly
petrified (adj)
paralyzed (turned to stone) with surprise or fear
monolith (n)
a big stone in the form of a monument
solemn (adj)
serious or dull

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