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| A plot, scheme, or conspiracy |
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| inclined to silence; overly reserved |
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| a green crust substance that accumulates on old bronze and copper surfaces |
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| gold or silver in bulk before coining shaped in bars, valued by weight |
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| a favor, something beneficial, a wish granted by a god |
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| use of trickery to achieve a political, financial, or legal purpose |
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| a pleasing view; a mental view of remembered or anticipated events |
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| pardonable sin or offense |
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| anxiety or dismay at something unexpected |
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| independent treble melody sung above the principal melody |
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| to misuse or embezzle monetary funds |
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| unmanageable, disobedient, stubborn |
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| thin, supple, and graceful |
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| full and imposing; pompous |
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| to babble, ramble senselessly |
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| obsequious, overly flattering |
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| work imitating a previous artist, style, or period - often satirical |
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| religious recluse; one devoted to secluded study |
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| domineering, loud, violent woman |
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| becoming or having the tendency to become liquid |
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| ineffectual, overrefined; incapable of producing offspring |
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| excessively sweet or rich to the point of disgusting someone |
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| newly rich or famous despite obscure origins |
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| person or thing at the center of attention |
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| newly rich or famous despite obscure origins |
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| person or thing at the center of attention |
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| to instill or ingrain by repeated instruction |
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| kept secret because it would not be approved of |
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| to make frivolous objections |
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| causing the contraction of tissue; a sharp or bitter taste |
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| plundering, attacking, destroying |
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| to lighten, make less serious |
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| derived from or composed of a mixture of languages |
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| during or resembling twilight |
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| vivid to the point of being unpleasantly harsh; presented in sensational terms |
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| publicly praising or flattering |
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| publicly praising or flattering |
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