conspire (verb)
Work secretly in tandem with someone else
gilded (adjective)
Covered in a very fine coating of gold
yield (verb)
Willingly give oneself up; surrender
languishment (noun)
The state of being weak and fatigued
strive (verb)
Struggle to accomplish something.
bosom (noun)
Chest; applicable to either women or men
tremble (verb)
Quiver with fear, excitement or anticipation
vigor (noun)
A very robust sort of energetic stamina
vain (adjective)
Hopeless due to lack of success; unproductive
modesty (noun)
A demonstration of shyness or restraint
distill (verb)
The process of purification; straining impurities
balmy (adjective)
A pleasant and mild sort of warmness
dispense (verb)
Distribute, hand out, or bestow something on others
ravish (verb)
Carry off by force;
Fill (someone) with profound emotions
swain (noun)
A young man courting or wooing a lover; a shepherd or country youth
insensible (adjective)
Slack, deflated, useless and unresponsive
debauched (adjective)
Wickedly depraved; immoral and decadent
nimbly (adverb)
Done with great skill or agility, especially physical motions
wanton (adjective)
Characterized by excessive lack of restraint or care
ruffled (adjective)
Messy or disheveled
retire (verb)
Stop (antiquated)
hapless (adjective)
Unfortunate, ill-starred
transport (verb)
Carry someone away with an excess of emotion
assay (verb)
Attempt, try
amorous (adjective)
Related to sexual desire; lustful, erotic, passionate
timorous (adjective)
Shy, fearful, faint-hearted
trill (noun)
A wavering or warbling sound, as of birds, music, or water
condole (verb)
Express sympathy for; grieve with
impotence (noun)
Inability to take effective action, weakness; inability to get an erection
