monarchy
government ruled by one absolute ruler
chronicle
a record of historical events in proper time order
epidermis
outermost layer of the skin
eulogize
to deliver a speech that praises
bigamist
a person married to two people at the same time
genesis
the origin of something
pseudonym
a fictitious name
synonym
a word that has the same meaning as another word
phantom
a ghost
prototype
the first or original model of something
epigram
a short, witty poem
dialogue
a conversation between two people
atheist
someone that does not believe in God
panacea
a remedy for all disease
panorama
an unlimited view of a wide area
pedagogue
a teacher
agonize
to suffer extreme pain or anguish
misanthrope
a hater of all mankind
metamorphosis
a change in shape or form
bibliophile
a person who loves books
pachyderm
a large, thick-skinned, hoofed animal
asterisk
a star shape character
endemic
prevalent in, or particular to, a certain area or region
misogyny
hatred for woman
claustrophobia
a fear of small, confined spaces
cacophony
a loud, harsh sound
podiatrist
a foot doctor
astronomy
the study of stars
heliotrope
a plant that turns to face and follow the sun
gener, gen
race, kind, class
log
word, speech
onomato, onym
name, word
chronos, chron
time
dyna
power, strength
anti, ant
against, opposite
agon
struggle, contest
arch
government
bio
life
cracy, crat
government, ruler, first
phil
love
nom, nem
management, distribution, law
gam
marriage
helio
sun
gram, graph
writing
phan, phen
show, appear
prot, proto
first
thesis, thet
set, place, put
excruciating
extremely painful
truculent
savagely; fierce; cruel
multitudinous
greater number; existing, occurring present
enmity
hostility feeling; hatred
demented
crazy; insane
iridescent
display of lustrous colors (rainbow)
corpulent
large or bulky of body; portly (fat)
succulent
juicy
impervious
not permitting penetration or passage
contemptuously
showing or expressing contempt; disrespect
derisive
mocking contemptuous
demure
shyness and modesty; reserved
interminable
unending; incapable of being terminated
exasperated
to irritate or annoy
tremulously
trembling, fear, nerves
exulted
to show joy; rejoice
somber
gloomily dark; dimly
mutinously
engaged in, involving revolt vs authority
brandishing
to shake or wave (weapon)
daunting
overcome with fear; intimidate
motif
theme; idea
specious
pleasing or plausible
eccentric
irregular; erratic
furtively
taken, done, used; secret
mortified
humiliated; shame
gesticulate
express use of gestures
ebullience
high spirit; exhilaration
inscrutable
incapable of being investigated
baffled
confused, obvious
preposterous
senseless; utterly foolish
taboo
improper; unacceptable
abominable
loathsome; unpleasant
lamented
express/ feel sorrow
inarticulate
not able to express one self, in clear speech
loathes
feel disgust
inimical
unfavorable; harmful
purge
rid of; impurity
ululations
howl; hoot