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Abated
v. Become less intense or widespread."The storm suddenly abated"
Abide
v. accept or act in accordance with
Charnel
adj. associated with death
Commotion
n. a state of confused and noisy disturbance
Expiated
v. atoned for guilt or sin
Forlorn
adj. pittfully sad and abandoned or lonely
Helmsman
n. a person who seers a ship or boat
Jargoning
v/adj. speaking un a language peculiar to a specific trait
Leprosy
a chronic contageous infectious disease that affects the skin, mucous membranes, and nerves causing discoloration and lumps on the skin
Mariner
a sailor
"Because the mariner steered his ship too sharply, three seaman fell overboard
Minstrel
n. Mideval singer or musician, esp. one who sung or recited lyric or heroic poetry to a musical accomplishment for the nobility
Penance
n. voluntary self punishment inflicted as an outward expression of repentance for having done wrong
Perforce
used to express necessity or inevitability
Reverence
deep respect for someone or something
Seraph
An angelic being, regarded in traditional christian angelology as belonging to the highest order of ninefold celestial hierarchy, associated with light, adore, and purity
Sheen
a soft luster on a surface
Shrieve
a sheriff
Sultry
very hot and humid
"leaving the new york airport, i felt as though i had entered a sauna because the weather was so sultry"
Tyrannous
cruel and oppressive government or rule
woeful
miserable