to quiver (from Adolescence-II)
to shake slightly, with an emotion attached to it,
e.g. quiver from lust, quiver from fear
to vanish (from Adolescence-II)
to suddenly disappear
e.g. to vanish into thin air
mournful (from Canary)
the expression of sadness or grief
e.g. a mournful day
topiary (from Flirtation)
an artfully clipped bush or shrub
e.g. the topiaries in the garden are beautiful
to reproach (from The Seven Veils of Salome)
to let someone know that you disapprove of their actions (in any way)
e.g. the circle of friends reproached the outsider for talking about Kelly behind her back
to scurry (from The Seven Veils of Salome)
to move quickly out of the way in small steps
e.g. the servants scurried away when they saw the lady of the manor
husk (from The Venus of Willendorf)
the dry outer cover of seeded fruits and flowers
e.g. the husks of the dead roses lie next to the dead bush
barbarous (from The Venus of Willendorf)
primitive, not evolved, brutal
e.g. the barbarous behaviour of the man caused her to run away
