Vocab 2a

ardor

extreme vigor or energy (noun)

plumb

straight up or down (adverb)

founder

to become submerged or sink (verb)

contentious

likely to cause disagreement or argument (adjective)

breach

a broken, ruptured or torn condition or area (noun)

appease

to make concessions at the sacrifice of principles (verb)

travail

work especially of a laborious nature (noun)

overweening

arrogant or overly prideful (adjective)

brace (s)

to prepare or get ready (verb)

insidious

having a gradual, cumulative, and negative effect (adjective)

supplication

a humble plead (noun)

entrails

the inner parts of something, usually internal organs (noun)

restitution

restoration of something to its rightful order (noun)

tripe

stomach tissue used as food; something poor, worthless or defensive (noun)

blanched

to take the color out of (verb)