n. troth
(a) belief; faith; fidelity
(b) small person; word, expressing smallness formed when a suffix is added
(c) purging or relieving of the body or soul
(d) testing the quality of a substance; test; examine; try; attempt
n. adage
(a) tenet seemingly contradictory or false, but actually true
(b) self-restraint; forbearance; avoidance
(c) rest period; temporary delay
(d) old saying now accepted as being truthful; proverb
n. authoritarian
(a) dictator; tyrant; despot
(b) bad reputation
(c) false belief or opinion; illusion
(d) poem of lament and praise for the dead; dirge
n. dirge
(a) false statement; rumor; hoax
(b) hymn for a funeral; song or poem expressing lament
(c) symbolic description; metaphor
(d) indefinitely long period of time; age
n. trepidation
(a) secret agreement for an illegal purpose; conspiracy
(b) apprehension; uneasiness
(c) moral corruption; badness; degeneracy; perversion; immorality
(d) overflowing of high spirits; effervescence; exuberance; excitement |
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n. tranquillity
(a) waterfall; pour; waves
(b) wealth; fortune; abundance
(c) inordinate desire for gaining and possessing wealth; greed
(d) peace; stillness; harmony; calmness
n. saga
(a) nautical unit of depth; unit of length equal to six feet
(b) beauty; attractiveness in appearance or behavior
(c) overindulgence
(d) legend; long story of adventure or heroic deed
n. distention
(a) firm courage; strength; bravery; courage; endurance
(b) person who has occupied an office before another; ancestor
(c) inflation; extension; swelling; expanding
(d) travel plan; schedule; course; record of a journey
n. forbearance
(a) depression; gloom; sadness
(b) self-restraint; self-control; abstinence; moderation
(c) act of mocking; ridicule; mockery; scorn
(d) blunder; mistake
n. harangue
(a) friendly relations; friendship
(b) slave
(c) lengthy, heartfelt speech; scolding; lecture
(d) something that can be relied on |
