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Vocabulary flashcards from lecture notes on literary terms and definitions.
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Smith
Metalworker
Cunningly
Slyly, craftily
In vain
To no avail; for nothing
Filigree
Lace-like ornamental work with gold
Bountiful
Abundant, plentiful
Hideous
Horrible, ugly
Impenetrable
Cannot be penetrated or pierced
Loom
A frame for weaving cloth
Hearth
Fireplace
Frothing
Foaming
Flint
Hard stone
Bedeck
To adorn
Cower
To cringe, to tremble in fear
Lavish
Generous, fancy
Prudence
Caution, good sense
Divine
Holy, of the gods
Tormenting
Causing great pain or anguish
Sickle
Curved metal blade with a short handle
Nymph
Minor nature goddess
Irreverent
Disrespectful, rude
Forge
A furnace for heating metal
Iridescent
Glittering with rainbow colors
Crevice
A narrow opening, crack
Gleaming
Shining
Quarrel
Argument, fight
Mourn
To express sorrow or grief
Reign
To rule
Venom
Poison secreted by some snakes and spiders
Vainglorious
Too proud of oneself, arrogant
Disgust
Strong dislike
Unconquerable
Unable to be defeated
Oblivion
Being completely forgotten
Ichor
Blood of the gods
Sinister
Evil, wicked
Ford
A shallow crossing place in a stream
Universe
Milky way galaxy, the world
Din
Noise, racket, commotion
Sacred
Holy, revered
Strait
Narrow waterway between two bodies of water
Tremendously
Extremely, immensely
Herald
Messenger
Famine
Life-threatening shortage of food
Underworld
Hades, hell
Immortality
Never-ending life
Altar
Platform for worship or sacrifice
Bellows
A device for forcing air into a fire
Loathe
To intensely dislike
Magnificent
Superb, wonderful
Gadfly
An annoying, stinging fly
Monstrous
Gigantic, unnatural