appertain (119)
v: corresponding/belonging to; have to do with
effeminate (123)
adj: gone soft
amorous (129)
adj: having sexual desire
enamored (139)
v: be filled w/a feeling of love for
garish (131)
adj: obtrusively bright/showy
lamentation (137)
n: passionate expression of grief/sorrow; weeping
calamity (139)
n: event causing great, often sudden dmg; distress, disaster
reconcile (151)
v: restore friendly relations between
jocund (157)
adj: cheerful; lighthearted
abhors (163)
v: to hate
stratagems (171)
n: plan, especially one to outwit opponents/reach an end; trickery
absolved (173)
v: declare/set someone free from blame/gulit/responsibility
inundation (177)
n: overwhelming abundance of people/things
arbitrating (181)
v: reach an authoritative judgment/settlement of an indep. person/body
abate (185)
v: lessen/stop something
peevish (187)
adj: easily irritated, mainly by unimportant things
prostrate (187)
adj: lying stretched out on the ground, face down
culled (191/213)
v: to pick/choose
solace (201)
n: comfort/consolation in a time of distress/sadness
penury (213)
n: extreme poverty
inexorable (223)
adj: impossible to stop/prevent; unstoppable
maw (223)
n: jaws/throat of an uncontrollable animal
interred (225)
v: place a corpse in a grave/tomb, usually w/funeral rights
inauspicious (227)
adj: not likely to suceed; unpromising
thwarted (231)
v: prevent someone from accomplishing something
ambiguities (237)
n: uncertainties
scourge (241)
n: form of punishment