Profundity- the quality or state of being profound; a profoundly deep place;abyss;depth
Complacency- a feeling of quite pleasure or security, often while unaware of some potential danger, defect, or the like;self-satisfaction or smug satisfaction with an existing situation
Ultimatum- a final uncompromising demand or set of terms issued by a party to a dispute the rejection of which may lead to a severance of relations or to the use of force
Hussars- one of a body of Hungarian light cavalry formed during the 15th century
inquiries- a request or question estimable- worthy of respect or admiration intricate- difficult to solve or understand countenance- the face as an indication of mood or character genteel- refined or well bred efficacy- producing an intended effect inclination- an attitude against something sonnet- a poem made up of 14 lines
War Of The Worlds fusillade- a simultaneous of continuous discharge of firearms conveyance- the legal transfer of property or the document effecting it
raptures- an experience of being carried away by emotion expostulation- to dissuade somebody alacrity- cheerfulness; eagerness approbation- a formal approval
repugnance: strong dislike
ReplyDeleteconformity: similarity in character or form.
censuring-to criticize or reproach in a harsh or vehement manner
ReplyDeletemanor-right to hunt game
stirrups- parts on horse's saddle
ReplyDeleteshambled- to do something without grace, or a state of complete destruction.
*piazza- a porch or deck
ReplyDelete*coquette- a woman who flirts
Fortnight: it is a unit of time equivalent to 14 days
ReplyDeleteUncouth: unknown; strange
rudimentary -- first step, element, skill, or principle
ReplyDeleteinscrutable -- difficult to understand
My words are Phaeton- touring car and Rudimentary- consisting in first principles.
ReplyDeletespade- type of shovel
ReplyDeletesugar cane- the plant that sugar is grown on
*~incessant~* continuous
ReplyDelete*~tumultuous~* riot-like
pinafores-sleeveless garment worn as an apron
ReplyDeletelull-sleep or relax
piazza- open square in a town or city especially in Italy
ReplyDeletevarlet- servant
tumultuous-the confusion and noise of a crowd,riot
ReplyDeleteFungoid-resembling,charectoristc of
vulgar- showing poor manners
ReplyDeleteamiable- having good-natured personal qualities
*$~*steadfastly-not changing
ReplyDelete*$~*peculiar-odd/weird
Jostling: fidgeting
ReplyDeleteTerrestrial: land living
exultation-to rejoice greatly
ReplyDeletepalpably-plainly seen
Superfluous-being more than is requierd
ReplyDeleteIntuition-direct perception of fact
Steadfastly - not changing
ReplyDeleteJostling - fidgeting
yeomanry-The owner of a small farm
ReplyDeleteingratiating- To gain favor or confidence of others by diliberate effort or manipulation.
idle-not working or active
ReplyDeletepitch-fling, throw, hurl
black spot- a summons
ReplyDeleteswoon- wool
idle-not working or active
ReplyDeletekindle-start a fire
Idle-not active Kindle-to start a fire
ReplyDeletevain- self centered; cares to much about appearence
ReplyDeletekindle- to start a fire with
*monopolizing*- to acquire, have, or exercise a monopoly of.
ReplyDelete*leviathan*- any huge marine animal, as the whale.
assidous- constant
ReplyDeleteirene-mytholigical
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ReplyDeleteEnterprising: great or wide imagination
ReplyDeleteTumult: has violent tendencies or is boisterous, bipolar
excursion-short trip
ReplyDeletescanty-not plentiful
Profundity- the quality or state of being profound; a profoundly deep place;abyss;depth
ReplyDeleteComplacency- a feeling of quite pleasure or security, often while unaware of some potential danger, defect, or the like;self-satisfaction or smug satisfaction with an existing situation
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ReplyDeleteflorid: reddish;ruddy;rosy
ReplyDeleteutmost: of the greatest or highest degree
eloquent- to speak persuasivly
ReplyDeleteInarticulate- not spoken clearly
florid:reddish;ruddy;rosy
ReplyDeletecobbler:a person who mends shoes
cordially-friendly
ReplyDeletefoolscap-inexpensive writing paper
Paradox-false proposition
ReplyDeleteplight-distressing circumstance
scrupulous- honest; truthful
ReplyDeletevexing- bothering; irritating; annoying
caprice- a sudden change of mind
circumspection- to look around, be cautious
ReplyDeletefastidious- delicate
Conjecturing-A guess on incomplete evidence.
ReplyDeleteCircumspection-To look around, be cautious.
aghast- struck with amazement
ReplyDeleteperturbation- to disturb
acquaintance-person/friend you know but not to well.
ReplyDelete*perverse: stubborn
ReplyDelete*gingham: plain-weave cotton fabric
*perverse: stubborn or headstrong
ReplyDelete*gingham-yarn-dyed cotton fabric
Cornutus et hirsutus- horned and hair
ReplyDeleteTybalde aleator- O Thibault, you dice player
improprieties- the act of being improper
ReplyDeleteamiable- showing good-natured personal qualities
Wainscot: wood panals that can be used to line the walls of a room
ReplyDeleteCordially: warm or friendly manner
remonstrance-a protest
ReplyDeletecordiality-an expression or feeling
*grotesque- odd or unnatural
ReplyDelete*matriculation- to enroll in a college or university as a canidate for a degree
lurid:ghastly pale in apperance
ReplyDeletetumult:disordered aggitation
satiate- to satisfy
ReplyDeleteardent- burning
*$$~fusillade~$$* to attack or shoot down
ReplyDelete*$$~lurid~$$* ghastly pale in appearance
Mate- second in command on a ship
ReplyDeleteAnchor chain- chain that is connected to the anchor
proprietor: quality or state of being proper
ReplyDeletecelibacy: the state of not being married
Albeit - conceiding the fact of
ReplyDeleteRepugnance - resistance
tumult-confusion
ReplyDeletefeverishly-high emotion
Flippant- marked by or showing disrespectd
ReplyDeleteembowered-enclose
<(") fusillade-attack or shoot down
ReplyDelete<(") intermittent-ceasing from time to time
Cock-male chicken
ReplyDeleteBrindled-a gray speckled color
grieve- great sorrow
ReplyDeletebrindled- gray or tawny with darker spots
vain~ without real value
ReplyDeletebrindled cow~ a cow with great dark spots
Pinnacle: Peak of success and fame, or a lofty peak of something.
ReplyDeleteMosque: muslim temple or place of public worship.
Lassitude: weariness of body or mind from strain.
*****BTW This is War of the Worlds*****
building or chamber-vaulted
ReplyDeletelieng or believed to lie-nether
Bestow- To present or to give honor.
ReplyDeleteIntrepidity-Courageous; unshaken by fear; bold.
Superciliousness- facial expression
ReplyDeleteInsipidity- dull
*skylarking*- to frolic; sport
ReplyDelete*kindred*- a person relatives collectively
labyrinth- a complicated or tortuous arrangement, as of streats or buildings
ReplyDeletePerplexities- a state of being confused
immutable-unchanging
ReplyDeleteanon-soon
^^gesticulated^^ to make expressive
ReplyDelete^^derelict^^ deserted
Ultimatum- a final uncompromising demand or set of terms issued by a party to a dispute the rejection of which may lead to a severance of relations or to the use of force
ReplyDeleteHussars- one of a body of Hungarian light cavalry formed during the 15th century
inquiries- a request or question
ReplyDeleteestimable- worthy of respect or admiration
intricate- difficult to solve or understand
countenance- the face as an indication of mood or character
genteel- refined or well bred
efficacy- producing an intended effect
inclination- an attitude against something
sonnet- a poem made up of 14 lines
dexterity-skill in using hands or body
ReplyDeletequid-small portion of tobacco
gales- strong wind
ReplyDeleteardently-passionate
ascertaining; verb, to find out definitely
ReplyDeleteennui; noun, a feeling of utter weariness and discontent resulting from lack of interest
sufficed- satify
ReplyDeleteclamorous- vigorous demands or complaints
demurely- shyness
ReplyDeletecolloquy- dialogue
insolent: rude
ReplyDeleteasunder: widely seperated especially in space
grotesque:odd or misformed shape
ReplyDeletehussar:Hungarian light calavary
adroitness, skillful, clever
ReplyDeleteexpiate, to make ammends
embrocation- to mosisten and rub an injured part of the body with a liquid medicine
ReplyDeletemagistrate- a civil officer with the power to enforce the law
hussar: light calvary
ReplyDeleteejaculatory: exclamatory utterance
maize-british name for corn
ReplyDelete*$IOWA$*
ReplyDeletecolossi-anything colossal, gigantic, or very powerful
hussars-cavalry members
fortuitous- occuring by chance;lucky
ReplyDeleteadvocate- to write of speak in favor of or support
colosii - gigantic statue
ReplyDeletetorpor - sluggishly inactivity
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ReplyDeletecolossi- stature of gigantic size
hussars- a calvary member
Fordyce's Sermons- James Fordyce's Sermons to Young Women (1766) offered conservative advice on female conduct and education
ReplyDeletelottery tickets- Card game in which players bet that the card of one player will match that of another
Earthenware-pottery made from a porpous clay
ReplyDeleteCeases-to stop or discontinue
debauch-to currub or seduce
ReplyDeleteghastly shocking
buxum ful blossomed
*dame-mistress of household
ReplyDelete*vessels-hollow utensils ex.cup,bowl
vessels-a craft for water travel without a ship
ReplyDeletehastened-hurry to a place
ceases-stops
earthenware-pottery made of hardened clay
oppressed-to worry or trouble
ReplyDeleteallured-to entire
oppressed = to worry the mind or stress one's inner being
ReplyDeleteforeboding =to warn in advance
multitudes = a large amount of something
squire- the head of the family with the largest house and the most land
ReplyDeletemutiny- a conspiracy among members of a group
*bumpkin*- an awkward simple rustic yokel
ReplyDelete*omnipotent*- almighty or infinite in power, as god.
flask-a small container used in a lab
ReplyDeleteConspicuous-noticeable
amiss-out of the right or proper course wrong
ReplyDeleteConventional-confirming of adhering to accepted standards
Lassitude-weariness of body or mind from strain, oppressive climate, ect.
ReplyDeleteArmament-the arms and equipment with which a military unit or military apparatus is supplied.
ommiting- To be neglecting.
ReplyDeleteincoherent- Lacking order>
*hindrance* preventing
ReplyDelete*languor* lack of energy
Benevolence- desire to do good
ReplyDeletePrognostics= pertaining to prognosis- prediction
War Of The Worlds
ReplyDeletefusillade- a simultaneous of continuous discharge of firearms
conveyance- the legal transfer of property or the document effecting it
Felicity- Happiness
ReplyDeleteCoincided- The occupy the some place in space.
raptures- an experience of being carried away by emotion
ReplyDeleteexpostulation- to dissuade somebody
alacrity- cheerfulness; eagerness
approbation- a formal approval
busquely: abrupt in manner
ReplyDeleteejaculated: to eject abruptly
amiss: out of order or place
hussars- one of a body of troops
ReplyDeleteallusions- a casual reference