ague
a fever or shivering fit
camber
a tilt built into a road at a bend or curve
cleft
a fissure or split
clemmed
the physical sensation of desiring food
damascene
of or relating to the city of Damascus
expiation
amends or reparation for wrongdoing
flagellant
a person who subjects himself or herself to flogging
friable
easily crumbled
gambol
run or jump about playfully
injunction
an authoritative warning or order
nimbus
a luminous cloud or halo
rectory
the house where a Christian minister lives
refractory
stubborn or unmanageable
rowan
a mountain ash tree
rue
to bitterly regret
succour
assistance or support
surfeit
an excessive amount of something
tawny
an orange-brown or yellowish-brown color
truculent
eager or quick to argue or fight
uncouth
lacking sophistication, manners, or delicacy
