Juggernaut (noun)
An uncontrollable, destructive, and extremely powerful group
Plight (verb)
To give a pledge (e.g. "to plight one's troth"—to promise to marry someone)
Troth (noun)
An expression of loyalty, faithfulness
Fount (noun)
Fountain; the source or origin of something
Somber (adjective)
Dark in color; melancholy and serious
Chafe (verb)
To rub against something painfully, to make sore; to be annoyed or irritated by limitations
Listlessly (adverb)
(To do something) without energy or interest; indifferently, unenthusiastically
Bugle (noun)
A small brass instrument resembling a trumpet, as used in the military to give signals
Scabbard (noun)
A cover for a sword or dagger
Doff (verb)
To take/throw something off; to remove a hat as a sign of respect
Leprous (adjective)
Affected by leprosy (a disease that damages people’s skin, nerves and flesh)
Corolla (noun)
The ring of petals surrounding the central part of a flower
Measure (noun)
A melody or tune; a slow dance; meter, musical time; a poetic rhythm or metrical foot
Bough (noun)
The branch of a tree
Travail (noun)
Painful or difficult work/labor
Meekly (adverb)
Done in a meek manner. Meek (adjective): mild, patient, submissive, tame, moderate
Unremittent (adjective)
Constant, unceasing. More commonly: unremitting
Refrain (noun)
The chorus of a song; a recurring phrase or verse in a poem; a statement repeated over and over
Exuberance (noun)
The state of being exuberant: unrestrained, enthusiastic, extreme, over-the-top
Quaint (adjective)
Old-fashioned, unfamiliar, unusual
Outlandish (adjective)
Foreign, of or related to another country; bizarre, unusual; beyond the accepted standards
Humility (noun)
The quality or state of being humble; being without pride or arrogance
Heathen (noun)
Someone who does not recognize the Bible; someone unconverted to Christianity; a pagan; an uncivilized or wild person
Naught (noun)
Nothing
Idle (adjective)
Empty; lacking basis in reality or worth
Falter (verb)
To stumble, totter; lose purpose or effectiveness, hesitate
Precedent (noun)
An earlier occurrence of something similar; an example; a person or thing that serves as a model
Deride (verb)
To laugh at, insult, ridicule, criticize
Fashion (verb)
To make, give shape or form, create, invent
Waver (verb)
To go between two choices, fluctuate; sway unsteadily back and forth
Smitten (adjective)
Struck by strong feelings of attraction, affection, or infatuation (based on the verb "to smite" from the King James Bible, meaning "to strike sharply or heavily especially with the hand or with something held in the hand")
Creed (noun)
A set of religious beliefs or teachings
Flax (noun)
A plant whose fiber is used for spinning thread or fabrics
