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Foundling
n. a small child found abandoned
Canny
adj. skilled; expert
Boon
n. something to be thankful for
Flail
v. to wave or swing vigorously
Outlandish
adj. freakishly or grotesquely strange or odd in appearance
Accoutrement
n. an accessory or piece of equipment
Stint
v. to limit to a certain amount
Mere
n. A lake or a pond
Virulent
adj. intensely bitter, spiteful, or malicious
Bane
n. a person or thing that ruins or spoils
Gumption
n. common sense; shrewdness
Interloper
n. one who intrudes, trespasses, or interferes
Filigree
n. A delicate ornamental work of fine silver, gold, or metal wires
Gainsay
v. to deny, dispute, or contradict
Scourge
n. A person who administers punishment or inspires fear
Effulgent
adj. Shining brilliantly; radiant
Fortify
v. To strengthen or secure
Barrow
n. A hill or mound generally used as a tomb
Infringement
n. A violation, as of a law, regulation, or agreement a breach
Torque
n. A collar or necklace consisting of a twisted narrow band
Rebuke
v. To express sharp, stern disapproval of
Heirloom
n. Family possession handed down from generation to generation
Wassail
n. A noisy celebration with drinking
Pyre
n. A pile of wood for burning a dead body
Languish
v. To become weak or feeble
Foment
v. To instigate or promote the growth or development of
Heath
n. A wasteland overgrown with shrubs
Spurn
v. To reject disdainfully or contemptuously; to scorn
Baleful
adj. Full of menacing influences; evil
Hale
adj. Free from disease or infirmity; healthy