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apothecary
one who prepares and sells drugs and compounds for medical purposes; a druggist
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augment
to make larger in size, number, strength or extent
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belligerent
agressively hostile; of warlike character
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chaste
celibate; sexually pure; mosdest; undefiled
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courtier
one who atteneds the king or queen at the royal court
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disparage
to put down; to belittle; to degrade
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heretic
a professed believer who holds religious opinions contrary to those accepted by his church
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jest
a joke, a comic incident, a witty remark or to joke or make witty remarks
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nuptials
relating to a wedding or a marriage ceremony
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pernicious
causing harm; injurious; destructive
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posterity
descendents; all future generation
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profane
to treat something sacred with disrespect or unholy; heathen
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visage
the face or countance
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knave
an upricipled, untrustworthy or dishonest fellow; a male servent
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lamentable
regettable; mournful
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orb
a sphere or globe; a celestial sphere like the sun or moon
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poultice
a soft, usually warm and medicated mass of bread, meal or clay spread on cloth and applied to sores
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perjery
deliberatly swearing to untruth; lying under oath
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procure
to get; to take possession of
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rancor
enmity; bitter ill-will; hatred; malice
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sallow
a sikly yellowish color
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unwieldy
cumbersome; unmanageable due to buld or weight
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vile
wretchedly bad; foul; repulsive
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abhor
to destest utterly; to loathe; to scorn
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asunder
into seperate parts
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bier
- 1. a frame work for carrying
- 2. a stand on which a corpse or coffin is placed
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carrion
dead and put refying flesh
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dissemble
to conceal facts or feeling; to hide under a false appearence
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doublet
a man's close-fitting jacket worn in Europe durring the Renaissance
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exile
a forced removal from one's country or home
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fickle
likely to change quicky or on whim; not consistant or loyal
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herald
- 1. an official crier or messanger (noun)
- 2. to announce (verb)
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jocund
cheerfulness; liveliness; high spirited
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cull
to select from a group; to choose
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dirge
a song or hymn of grief or lamentation; funeral music
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prostrate
streached out with face on the ground; to humble oneself
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solace
a source of relief; comfort in sorrow
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ambiguous
capable of being understood in two or more ways; open to several possible meanings
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aloof
indiffernt; reserved
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amorous
realting to being in love
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betrothed
promised in marriage; engaged
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dire
dimal; extreme; disastrous
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auspicious
promising succes; favorable; of good omen
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obsequies
funeral or burial rites
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peruse
to read through with thoroughness and care
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pine
to yearn intensely for something unattainable
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