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venom
poison
propriety
politeness; good manners
forlorn
sad
resurrected
brought back to life
cordial
warm and friendly
premonition
feeling of anxiety over a future event; foreboding
composure
calmness
indignation
anger
frail
weak and thin
monotonous
boring because of always being the same
irritable
getting annoyed quickly or easily
intimate
extremely close (such as a friendship)
barren
(land or soil) unable to grow plants
stagnant
not moving
sparse
existing only in small amounts
awkward
making you feel embarrassed or uncomfortable
debris
pieces of something that are left after it has been destroyed in an accident, explosion, etc.
humiliation
a feeling of shame and great embarrassment
moat
a deep wide hole, usually filled with water, dug around a castle as a defence
ridicule
unkind laughter or remarks that are intended to make someone or something seem stupid
swaddle
to wrap a baby tightly to keep it warm
amber
yellowish-brown
atrocious
very unpleasant
bereft
deprived of something
contagious
tending to spread from person to person, as an illness
intent
have the attention fixed upon, planning to do
listless
too tired to care about anything
musty
having a damp, moldy smell
nimble
light and quick
propelled
drove forward
regimented
very strictly organized or controlled
ritual
ceremony
roil
to make someone annoyed or irritated
taut
stretched tight
strewn
scattered around a large area
impulsively
done without considering the possible dangers or problems first
retrieve
to find something and bring it back
vacant
empty and available for someone to use
recuperation
getting better after an illness or injury
menacing
threatening
optimism
hopefulness
primly
formally
mature
full-grown
antiseptic
germ-free
skeptically
doubtfully
buoyed
cheered
infinite
endless
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