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| A tomb, grave, or burial place |
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| of great weight, heavy, massive, awkward |
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| a seer or prophet, predict, to be a sign |
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| to conculde from evidence |
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| not in agreement with accepted beliefs |
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| a whip, to flog, to chastise serverly |
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| the way in which a person behaves or conducts themself |
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| worthy of revernce, or respect; honored about others |
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| having little flesh; lean, deficient in richness, fertility, or vigor |
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| incorrectness, inapropriateness, unsuitable |
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| the condition of being round or plump; fat |
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| to present deliberatly; profess or claim, often falsely |
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| estimation in the view of thers; repuation |
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| a woman who violates the law or does evil |
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| a brazen or immoral woman; mischievous, impudent, ill-behaved |
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| belonging or suggestive of autumn; past maturity or middle life |
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| to show or represent beforehand by figure or type; forshadow; to picture or represent to oneself beforehand; to imagine |
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| to make ashamed or uneasy; disconcert; to lose one's composure |
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| regulating personal behavior on moral or religious ground; sounds; social laws |
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| the face or facial expression; appearance or aspect |
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| wickedness, sinfulness, sin |
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| to cause persistent irritation, to become sore or inflamed |
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| bearing, manner, or expression |
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| a fantastic, dream-like sequence of imagery |
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| to precive something concealed; ot detect, to comprehend mentally |
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| to reduce, to subside, to lessen |
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| sound judgment, keen perception, wisdom |
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| not allowing contradiction or refusal |
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| medeival chemical philosophy; a seemingly magical power or proces of transmuting |
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| serve; austere, self-denying |
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| etra, beyond, what is required or suffcient |
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| and act proformed voulintarily to show sorrow for a sin or wrongdoing penitent |
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| spreading harm in subtle or stealthy manner; treacherous |
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| general external appearance, aspect, or semblance; assumed apperance; style of dress |
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| stubnornly perverse or rebellious |
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| an object marked with magical sign and believed to give its bearer supernatural power, anthing having magical powers |
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| to declare in a positive manner to affirm |
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| and innate inclination; tendency |
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| the quality of being severe and rigid |
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| propensity or happines; the welfare of the commu |
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| plant disease that results in death of the leave |
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| the fresh vibrant greeness of the flourish vegetation |
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| having harmful effects, injurious |
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| harshness or sharpness of tone, temper, or manner, severity, acrimony |
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| to ascribe a crime or fault to another; to attribute wickedness of merit to a person |
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| to flash, to throw off sparks |
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| quality of being talkative |
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| to talk idly or meaninglessly, babble |
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