Studied by 30 peopleadage
an old saying accepted as true
anon
soon
battlements
a wall with open spaces to shoot through, usually on top of a tower
beguile
to trick or cheat
brandished
to wave or flourish in a menacing way
buttress
a projecting structure built against a wall for support
chamberlains
a person who manages the household of a ruler or nobleman
chastise
to punish; severely scold
cherubim
angels
direful
frightful
disdaining
scorning
divers
Various
execution
a carrying out, doing
feat
a remarkable accomplishment
frieze
a decorative band, along a top of a wall in a room
gall
to irritate; annoy
heath
an area of open wasteland overgrown with heather, low shrubs, etc
herald
a person or thing that announces important news or events to come
impedes
to hinder or obstruct
imperial
having supreme authority
liege
a lord or sovereign
mettle
Courage
minion
a favorite
mortal
destined to eventually die
plenteous
plentiful; abundant
prophetic
predicting or foreshadowing
quell
to quiet; relieve, as pain
recompense
to pay; reward
remorse
z feeling of guilt for having done something wrong
repentance
feelings of regret for wrongdoings
shoal
a shallow place in a body of water
sovereign
supreme; above all others
surmise
to guess
thane
in Scotland, a feudal lord
trammel
to entrap or confine
valiant
brave
valor
bravery
vantage
a position that provides a broad view of a place or an idea
villainies
wickedness
wanton
unrestrained; running to excess; extravagant
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