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Tumult
(noun) a state of confusion or disorder
Tumbril(s)
(noun) an open cart, typically used to transport people sentenced to the guillotine
Soliloquy
(noun) An act of speaking one’s thoughts to oneself out loud regardless of if anyone can hear it; normally performed by characters in a play
Affably
(adverb) In a friendly manner, making someone easy to approach
Remonstrance
(noun) A protest or plead in objection of something
Ubiquitous
(adjective) To be omnipresent and found everywhere
Tannery
(noun) A place where animal skins and hides are processed to create leather
Mincing
(verb) Moving or behaving in a very affectedly delicate and dainty way
Florid
(adjective) Having a red or flushed complexion
Flambeau
(noun) Flaming torch usually with several branches
Pilferer
(noun) A person who steals things of little value in small quantities
Magnanimous
(adjective) generous or forgiving especially toward a rival or a less powerful person
Blunderbuss
(noun) A short barreled large bored gun with a flared muzzle used at short range
Lethargy
(noun) Extreme drowsiness and a lack of energy; the state of being unresponsive
Triumvirale
(noun) A group of three people working together, especially when they are in power
Mire
(noun) A stretch of boggy or swampy ground
Capitulated
(verb) to cease to resist and opponent or an unwelcome demand; surrender
Porringer
(noun) A small bowl with a silver handle to drink things like soup, wine, and stew
Evanescence
(noun) the quality of being fleeting or vanishing quickly
Piscatory
(adjective) of or concerning fishermen or fishing
Sanguine
(adjective) confidently optimistic and cheerful about a situation
