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| to get angry to the point of becoming violent |
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| a long, public speec/tirade |
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| something that is easily bent; flexible |
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| a man who courts/woos a woman |
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| to obstruct; to frustrate |
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| to blame; to find fault with someone |
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| to make sore, to irritate by rubbing |
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| watchful; being on guard against danger |
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| someone who is composed and self-assured |
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| someone who is rude and/or disrespectful |
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| someone who is clever/sharp in practical affairs |
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| satisfy (thirst, revenge) |
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| impose silence or restraint |
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| groups of ships, vehicles, etc. traveling together or under escort |
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| having a sharp or strong taste or smell; sarcastic or biting, as in remark |
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| frustrated, baffled, defeated |
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| stripped the skin off, especially by beating |
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| blissful, happy and/or careless, casual |
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| charmed, amused/distracted, deluded |
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| rolled or moved heavily or noisily |
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| to cleanse, brighten, scrub, wash/hasten over, searching thoroughly in pursuit |
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| applicants, petitioners, suitors |
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| battlements, fortifications, fortified walls |
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| supplies, necessities, food/water rations |
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| a groove, channel, crease on someone's face or on the ground |
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| ability, skill, expertise |
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| competed, struggled, fought for |
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| rebellious, insubordinate, revolutionary |
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| something mysterious and eerie |
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