Peregrination
A long journey or period of wandering, often with a purpose.
Susurrus
A soft, murmuring, or rustling sound, like that of the wind in the trees.
Tergiversate
To evade straightforward action or clear statement; to be deliberately ambiguous or contradictory.
Oneiric
Relating to dreams or dreamlike experiences.
Sere
Dry or withered, especially used in reference to plants.
Apophasis
The rhetorical strategy of bringing something up by denying it will be mentioned.
Epigone
A less distinguished follower or imitator of someone, particularly in art, literature, or philosophy.
Prolegomenon
A critical or discursive introduction to a book or text.
Anfractuous
Full of twists and turns; winding and convoluted.
Myrmidon
A loyal follower who executes orders without question, often used pejoratively.
