12th list 2 (Beowulf)

afflict

afflict

(verb) to cause physical or mental harm to someone

anguish

(noun) great mental or emotional suffering or distress

burnish

(verb) to polish and make shiny or glossy

hale

(adj) strong and healthy

heathen

(noun) an uncivilized person, one who does not recognize your god

hoary

(adj) whitish or gray from age

lament

(noun or verb) passionate expression of grief or sorrow

laud

(verb) to praise, glorify, or honor

loathsome

(adj) causing hatred or disgust; repulsive

omen

(noun) things believed to be signs of future events

plunder

(Verb) to steal valuable things from a place

prowess

(noun) superior skill or ability that comes from extensive work/practice

purge

(verb) to completely remove, empty out, or destroy

quench

(verb) to satisfy (thirst)

relish

(verb) to enjoy greatly

rend

(verb) to tear violently, to split

respite

(noun) a period of rest or relief

seethe

(verb) to simmer, boil, or foam, [person] to be filled with intense but unexpressed anger

sinews

(noun) tendons; muscles

spawn

(verb) to produce or create

taut

(adj) tightly drawn, tense; neat, in good order

valor

(noun) bravery or courage

wield

(Verb) to handle skillfully (as a tool)

wrath

(noun) extreme anger

writhe

(verb) making twisting or turning motions