plough
(noun) a tool used by farmers to turn over soil in preparation to plant seeds
chit
1. (noun) short official note specifying an owed amount of money
2. (verb) to cause a potato to sprout before it is planted
relic
1. (noun) object surviving from an earlier time, particularly one of historical, cultural, and/or sentimental interest
2. (noun) in a religious context: a saint's mortal remains or possessions used as evidence of their holiness
flint
(noun) a hard gray rock
sentinel
(noun) a soldier or guard whose job is to stand and keep watch.
macabre
(adjective) gruesome and disturbing; pertaining to or representing death
socketed
(adjective) for a socket (opening or cavity) to have been made
