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pomp

greatness nobility or celebration

peril

serious and immediate danger

churlish

rude or mean-spirited

dappled

marked with spots or rounded patches of color or light

burghers

members of the wealthy middle class in medieval towns, often merchants or tradesmen.

languish

to become weak or feeble, often due to neglect or lack of activity.

piteous

deserving or arousing pity; sad or wretched.

invectively

in a harsh or critical manner an accusation or being verbally abusive to another

gallant

brave or heroic

roinish

often used to decribe someone as mean

quail

to shrink back in fear

sinewy

lean and muscular

inquisition

a prolonged and investive question or investigation

virtuous

morally excellent, having good qualities of character

swiftly

quickly with speed

sanctified

made holy or set apart as sacred

envenoms

to poison or make something harmful

abhor

to regard or detest with disgust or hatred

debility

weakness either physical or mental

recompense

compensation or reward for a loss, injury or service'; to make amends

succor

give assistance or aid to

invocation

a formal prayer or appeal for help

warble

a bird singing softly and with a succession of constantly changing notes

stanzo

a group of lines forming the basic recurring metrical unit in a poem; a verse

uncouth

lacking good manner, bad person OR an uncomfortable place

conceit

excessive pride in oneself

bleak

a cold miserable weather or a place that is not nice

discord

disagreement between people

motley

the particolored costume of the jester

railed

to complain bitterly

chanticleer

a rooster or a cock symbolizing new day and morning

galled

inflamed or sore

anatomized

to dissect analyze in minute detail or lay open for inspection

effigies

potrait or repsentation of a person, their image

disputable

not established as a fact and so open to debate, can also be called a theory