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Ague (KNOW SPELLING)
fever and chills
Appalls
disgusts, to overcome with horror (Verb)
Apparition (KNOW SPELLING)
a ghostly figure
Augment
to make greater, increase (Verb)
Avaunt (KNOW SPELLING)
begone
Bodements (KNOW SPELLING)
prophecies, omen, prediction
Carousing
merrymaking, binge-drinking (verb)
Cauldron (KNOW SPELLING)
a large kettle pot
Charnel House (KNOW SPELLING)
a building into which bones are thrown when a grave was dug up to make room for a new corpse
Colors (KNOW SPELLING)
flags carried by a soldier
coz (KNOW SPELLING)
cousin, sometimes a courtesy title only
Equivocate
liar, speaking in a manner as to avoid giving a definite answer of position, to speak vaguely (verb)
Forced (KNOW SPELLING)
to force, reinforced
impress (KNOW SPELLING)
to mark by or as if by pressure or stamping , horrify shock
Incarnadine
A bight crimson or pinkish-red color, to make red (Verb)
Kites (KNOW SPELLING)
birds of prey often hawks
Knell
toll, ring, peal, sound (noun)
Lave (KNOW SPELLING)
to bathe
Maws (KNOW SPELLING)
bellies, stomachs
Minion
superiority in effectiveness degree or quality (noun)
Multitudinous
consisting of many elements or parts (adj)
Oracle (KNOW SPELLING)
may be the person through whom a deity speaks or may be information about the future
Palpable
able to be perceived by a sense or the mind (adj)
Predecessor
a person who comes before another in time in a position of office (noun)
predominance
having superior strength, influence or authority (noun)
Sacrilegious
violating something sacred (adj)
School (KNOW SPELLING)
to teach discipline
Scruples
doubts (noun)
Siege (KNOW SPELLING)
a military blockade of town or fort in order to force its surrender
Sooth (KNOW SPELLING)
truth
Sovereignty
royal authority or power (noun)
Speculation (KNOW SPELLING)
wonder, theorize, the power of sight
Suborned
to induce secretly to do an unlawful thing: Bribe, coerce (verb)
Surfeit
to overindulge (verb)
Undivulged
not revealed (adj)