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Awl(noun) a small pointed tool used for making holes.
Pestilence(noun) plague
Repudiate(verb) to refuse to accept
Contrite(adj.) remorseful
Coerce(verb) to compel by making threats against
Moccasin(noun) a heelless leather shoe
Textile(noun) a woven fabric
Trance(noun) a dreamlike state
Roisterer(noun) a person who acts in an uproarious manner
Spawn(verb) to produce young in large numbers
Census(noun) an official count of the population
Reputable(adj.) respectable
Stipulate(verb) to specify
Surplus(noun) a quantity over what is needed
vindictive(adj.) revengeful
Umbrage(noun) offense
Oust(verb) to expel
Vigilante(noun) a person who takes the law into their own hands by avenging a crime
sage(adj.) wise
Averse(adj.) opposed to
Reverent(adj.) solemnly respectable
Disclaim(verb) to deny
Exterminate(verb) to destroy
Toga(noun) a loose outer garment worn by Romans
Hemorrhage(verb) to bleed heavily
Inexorable(adj.) incapable of being stopped
Tangible(adj.) capable of being touched
Abet(verb) to encourage, especially in wrong doing
Fodder(noun) course animal feed
Insight(noun) an understanding of something
Accord(noun) agreement
Caravan(noun) a group of travelers or a large covered wagon
Budget(verb) to use carefully
Rank(adj.) course in texture
Rank(verb) to arrange in order
Engrave(verb) to cut
Aqueduct(noun) a structure for conveying water
Rank[s](noun) a position in the armed forces or rows
Rarity(noun) an object valued because of its scarcity
Dialogue(noun) a conversation or a continuous exchange of views
Exhilarating(adj.) animating
Budget(noun) plan of income and expenses
Primitive(adj.) relating, denoting, or preserving the early stage in evolution
Gig(verb) to hook through the body
Hypothetical(adj.) supposed for the sake of argument
Gig(noun) a two-wheeled carriage pulled by a horse or a boat reserved for the captain of a ship
Odorous(adj.) sweet-smelling
Triad(noun) a group of three
Sinister(adj) evil
Lucre(noun) distasteful money
historic(adj.) important in history
Chastise(verb) to discipline
Wend(verb) to go in a specified direction, usually slowly
Chronicle(noun) a record of historical events
Deem(verb) to believe
Ewer(noun) a large, wide-mouthed jug
Fabulous(adj.) almost incredible
Elicit(verb) to bring forth
Aegis(noun) sponsorship
Edifying(adj.) enlightening
Gird(verb) to encircle with a belt or secure
Inter(verb) to place in a grave or tomb
Interrogate(verb) to question
Demean(verb) to lower in dignity or honor
Genius(noun) great mental abilities
Farrier(noun) a craftsmen who tends to horse hooves
Pugnacious(adj.) eager or quick to fight
Caries(noun) tooth or bone decay
Remonstrate(verb) to speak in protest
Posthumous(adj.) occurring after death
Specify(verb) to state definitely
Unassuming(adj.) modest
Inexplicable(adj.) incapable of being explained
Galaxy(noun) a distinguished gathering or a group of vast amounts of stars
Degrading(adj.) lowering in self-respect
Elite(noun) a superior group
Antipodes(noun) region on the opposite side of the world
Rote(adj.) memorizing in an unthinking way
Decipher(verb) to figure out or translate into regular language
Aftermath(noun) a usually negative consequence
Quail(noun) a small game bird
Quail(verb) to cower
Plaudits(noun) expressions of approval
Zone(noun) an area
Hazy(adj.) unclear
Paraphernalia(noun) personal belongings
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