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| medieval entertainer who traveled from place to place |
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| anything that afflicts or troubles |
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| marked courage or bravery |
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| skill in using one's hands or body |
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| quick and easy of movement |
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| speech or writing that is vivid, forceful, and persuasive |
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| arousing or deserving pity or compassion |
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| coffin and its supporting platform |
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| outward expression of grief |
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| decaying flesh of a dead body |
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| wretchedness or misfortune |
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| one's customary frame of mind |
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| move upward along; mount; climb; rise |
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| reddish-brown songbird noted for the sweet song of the male |
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| round fruit with red leathery rind and many seeds covered in a juicy, edible flesh |
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| lack of harmony in tones sounded together |
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| apart or separate in direction |
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