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28 Cards in this Set

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rogue
a dishonest, knavish person; scoundrel
cunning
sly manner of deceiving; craftiness; guile
incur
acquire; to come into (usually something undesirable)
shrew
1) a woman of violent speech and temperament; nag 2) a small mouse
satiety
the state of being satisfied to excess
abjured
to renounce or retract, especially with formal solemnity; forswear; give up
balk
to stop short and refuse to proceed
mew
to make a high pitched noise, like a gull or a kitten; to whine
naught
nothing; something of no importance
shrewd
astute or sharp; keen; crafty
gale
a very strong wind
woo
to seek favor, affection, or love, especially with hopes of marriage
froward
willfully contrary; obstinate
irksome
annoying; irritating; tiring
din
a loud, confused noise
beseech
to implore earnestly; to beg
ingrate
an ungrateful person
dowry
the money, goods, and/or estate that a wife brings to the marriage; usually given by the father to the new husband
peremptory
leaving no room for denial or refusal; imperative
coy
shy, reserved
slanderous
malicious, false, defamatory
content
to make happy or pleased
extempore
spur of the moment; without preparations
ruffian
tough, lawless person; bully
commodity
an article of trade or commerce
fret
to worry or express fear; discontent
jointure
an estate or property settled upon a woman in consideration of marriage, to be owned by her after her husband’s death
argosies
a fleet of large, merchant ships