liege
a feudal superior
inveterate
having a habit that is unlikely to change
dolor
a state of great sorrow or distress
wallow
indulge in an unrestrained way
lascivious
feeling or revealing an overt or offensive sexual desire
impute
attribute
vegabond
a person who wanders from place to place without a home or a job
firmament
the heavens or the sky
succor
assistance in times of hardship
pomp
ceremony and splendid display
brazen
bold and without shame
superfluous
unnecessary due to surplus
brandish
wave or flourish
sovereignty
supreme power or authority
lament
a passionate expression of grief or sorrow
coronation
the ceremony of crowning a sovereign
cloister
seclude or shut up as in a convent or monastery
fealty
formal acknowledgment of loyalty to a lord
troth
faith, loyalty; truth
wanton
deliberate and unprovoked
