a cloth in which a dead body is wrapped before burial

to make somebody lose interest and so feel tired and annoyed

a narrow channel or groove in something, especially one made by the wheels of vehicles

to avoid somebody or something intentionally

somebody who manages somebody else's property, finances, or household

a house and the land surrounding it, owned by a medieval noble

on top of and with a leg on each side of something

an expression of anger, displeasure, or menace made by drawing the eyebrows together toward the middle of the forehead

to do something in a way that shows that it is considered a great favor

a powerful feeling of dislike toward somebody or something considered to be worthless, inferior, or undeserving of respect

a crime or any act that violates a law, command, or moral code

catch wild animals or fish illegally on public land or while trespassing on private land

an adult male deer, especially a male red deer

the act or an instance of giving something up or being deprived of something as a punishment

extremely upset, anxious, or unhappy

to put something in a place that is hidden or very deep

a loose wide-necked garment that extends to the hip or knee and is usually worn with a belt or gathered at the waist

to shock or terrify somebody so much as to induce a momentary inability to move

hesitant or done with frequent irregular pauses

strong anger, often with a desire for revenge

to surround, cover over, and swallow up somebody or something, as floodwaters do

intensely or excessively serious and grave in manner or attitude

the act of pardoning somebody for a mistake or wrongdoing

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Crispin Vocabulary

Term	Definition
Shroud	a cloth in which a dead body is wrapped before burial
Bore	to make somebody lose interest and so feel tired and annoyed
Rutted	a narrow channel or groove in something, especially one made by the wheels of vehicles
Knelt	to kneel
Shunned	to avoid somebody or something intentionally
Steward	somebody who manages somebody else's property, finances, or household
Manor	a house and the land surrounding it, owned by a medieval noble
Astride	on top of and with a leg on each side of something
Scowled	an expression of anger, displeasure, or menace made by drawing the eyebrows together toward the middle of the forehead
Deigned	to do something in a way that shows that it is considered a great favor
Contempt	a powerful feeling of dislike toward somebody or something considered to be worthless, inferior, or undeserving of respect
Transgression	a crime or any act that violates a law, command, or moral code
Poaching	catch wild animals or fish illegally on public land or while trespassing on private land
Stag	an adult male deer, especially a male red deer
Forfeit	the act or an instance of giving something up or being deprived of something as a punishment
Distressed	extremely upset, anxious, or unhappy
Entombed	to put something in a place that is hidden or very deep
Cloying	Overly sweet
Tunic	a loose wide-necked garment that extends to the hip or knee and is usually worn with a belt or gathered at the waist
Transfixed	to shock or terrify somebody so much as to induce a momentary inability to move
Halting	hesitant or done with frequent irregular pauses
Wrath	strong anger, often with a desire for revenge
Engulfed	to surround, cover over, and swallow up somebody or something, as floodwaters do
Earnest	intensely or excessively serious and grave in manner or attitude
Forgiveness	the act of pardoning somebody for a mistake or wrongdoing

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