English Vocab Part 3

To give a false appearance to; To conceal the truth.

An irreligious, uncultures, or uncivilized person.

To appear with magic; To call upon a devil/spirit by spell.

To be reluctant to give or grant.

A loud uproar, as from a crowd of people.

An indirect suggestion; hint/warning/insinuation.

Of great strength; powerful.

Extraordinary in size/amount; abnormal.

To attack the good name/reputation of someone by uttering maliciously or falsely anything injurious; to slander.

A legal document.

A demon in female form, said to have sexual intercourse with men in their sleep then kill them.

Tremulous fear/agitation; trembling.

Sexually unrestrained; disregarding rules.

Immoral, dishonorable, mean spirited.

To lose heart in difficulty/danger; shrink or tremble with fear.

Repugnantly hateful; detestable.

Irreverent behaviour toward anything held sacred.

An uneasy feeling of the conscience as to conduct.

By the fact itself; by the very nature of the deed.

A man given to excessive sexual indulgence.

The foreseeing care and guidance of God over the creatures of the earth.

A gallows with a projecting arm at the top.

Exclude from the sacraments of a church by ecclesiastical sentence.

Utterly unyielding in opinion in spite of all urgings.

To show to be false; contradict; to misrepresent.

Extremely thin and bony; haggard and drawn, as from great hunger, weariness, or torture.

To influence by trickery/flattery; mislead.

A strict isolation, often imposed to prevent the spread of disease.

A fixed allowance of provisions for people during a shortage.

The use of violence and threats to intimidate/coerce, especially for political purposes.

The universal principle by which the order of things is presumably prescribed the decreed cause of events time.

An offer of terms for a transaction as in business.

Materials used in war, especially weapons and ammunitions.

The vice detail (a police position) primary mission is to investigate felony organized criminal activity related to prostitution and gambling.

An introductory section.

A right limited to a specific person or to people of a particular group.

A watch kept over a person/group, especially over a suspect criminal.

An official report; or an exact copy, especially one having an official status.

To succeed; become dominant.

Rumors deliberately spread wildly to help or harm people.

A solution of alcohol containing animal, vegetable, or chemical drugs.

A period of an economic contraction.

A governmental system led by a dictator having complete power, forcibly opposition and criticism, regimenting all industry.

A period of mourning after a loss, especially after the death of a loved one.

Something granted by a government, as a grant of land, a privilege.

The quality of being believable or worthy of trust.

A play, film, etc., characterized by extravagant action and emotion. (Overdramatic emotion or behaviour).

To shrivel; fade; decay.

Theatrical enterainment consisting of a number of individual performances, acts, or mixed numbers.

Dirty, filthy, squalid, or wretchedly.

An infectious disease marked by inflammation and ulceration of the lower part of the bowels, with diarrhea.

Characterized by faithlessness or readiness to betray trust.

Something that is considered an indulgence rather than necesssity.

Wretchedness; barren waste; dreariness; ruin.

Anything serving to entrap or entangle unawares; to catch by trickery.

Vagueness or uncertainty of meaning.

To treat with contempt; despise; consider beneath oneself.

The moral principle determining just conduct; the quality of being righteous.

Excessively concerned about one's own appearance/self.

The absence of any formal system of government in society.

"I am to blame". An acknowlwdgement of guilt.

A body of ideas, particualrly in religion, taught to people as truthful or correct.

First; original; fundamental.

vengence as the consequence of anger; fierce anger.

Somebody who embodies an idea or concept.

deceitful cunning; beguiling behaviour.

A stupid/annoying person.

A person whose behaviour strays from what is considered to be acceptable.

The changing of the elements of the bread and wine, when they are consecrated in the Eucharist into the body and blood of Christ (a doctrine of the Roman Catholic church).

A striking occurrence of two or more events at one time apparently by mere chance.

Degeneration; a wasting away of the body as from defective nutrition.

To yield to disease, wounds, old age, etc.; die.

Something that deviates from the normal.

A mental disorder involving deterioration of or confusion about the personality.

A dancing and singing show in a nightclub.

A written authorization document.

Using only shades of one colour.

Exaggerated or foolish talk, usually intended to deceive.

An event proceeding and introducing something else.

To handle or say awkwardly.

Conditional pledging of property, especially a house, as security of the repayment of a loan.

To stand stiffly; reacting with anger.

coax or cajole.

Person who is intolerant, especially regarding religion or race.

To cut into very small pieces; soften or moderate one's words.

To steal money that has been entrusted to you.

Criminal deception.

Desire to cause harm to others.

Clever at conniving.

Sensually pleasurable.

Lustful or indecent.

Opening or hole.

Animals, especially insects and rodents that spread disease or cause damage.

Honestly; quality of being sound or whole.

Moral principles.

Subtle or unseen but dangerous.

A deviation of mind or character; to deviate from its correct course.

Solid particles that settle at the bottom of some liquids; most despised elements.

A change/variation that happens during the course of something.

A small graceful literary sketch.

To hold motionless with amazement, terror, etc.

The voice of the people; popular opinion.

Frighten with threat or violence; intimidate.

Confusion

Deep or immeasurable space.

Of, having the characteristics of a beast; without reason or intelligence.

Male admirer/lover.

To prance; to behave in a high-spirited manner.

Husband of an unfaithfl wife; cheated on.

The sudden violent overthrow of a government and seizure of political power; or a success that is unexpected and achieved with exceptional skill.

Roundabout; not direct.

A mark of something that no longer exists.

The way

The truth

Life

A student who delivers a speech to their graduating class.

Government by many administrators and petty officials; red tape.

Act of rising in revolt or rebellion against government/authority.

Person or group that opposes/attacks; enemy; opponent.

The highest point (of power, success, fame).

Displaying many colours, like those of the rainbow. (shimmering colours).

Gelatin dynamite.

Heavy and wide vessel used to transport people/cargo.

Defense, excuse of justification; proven correct.

Dead and putrfying flesh (rotting flesh); decaying.

A watch/period of attention maintained at night or at other times.

Person who obtains sexual pleasure or excitement from the observation of intercourse/undressing.

Slaughter house.

Pierced with something pointy.

The hall of Odin inro which the souls of heroes slain in battle/others who have died bravely are received and rewarded.