brash
(adj.) acting without regard to consequences; audacious
skiff
(n.) a small boat
enchantment
(n.) magical effectiveness
temperance
(n.) moderation; in the usage on pg. 26, avoiding alcohol
providence
(n.) divine guidance or care
gaudy
(adj.) tastelessly flashy
impair
(v.) to lessen the quality of; to damage
jabber ( or gabble )
(v.) to talk aimlessly and quickly
pensive
(adj.) engaged deep in thought, often concerning matters of a sad nature
rapscallion
(n.) a rascal; one who is mischievous
acquit
(v.) to find innocent
benefactor
(n.) a person who helps financially
contrite
(adj.) to be sorry
contumely
(n.) rude language
degrade
(v.) to reduce below ordinary civility
grandeur
(n.) the state of being majestic or magnificent
haughty
(adj.) overly proud, showing disdain for others
histrionic
(adj.) acting theatrical, dramatic
illustrious
(adj.) eminent; outstanding because of accomplishment
premature
(adj.) happening too early
soliloquy
(n.) a dramatic monologue
azure
(adj.) blue of the clear sky
contrive
(v.) to make happen
impudent
(adj.) being insolent or rude
insurrection
(n.) a rebellion
audacious
(adj.) bold, daring; brash
tedious
(adj.) causing weariness because a task is lengthy and/or boring
brash
(adj.) acting without regard to consequences; audacious
skiff
(n.) a small boat
enchantment
(n.) magical effectiveness
temperance
(n.) moderation; in the usage on pg. 26, avoiding alcohol
providence
(n.) divine guidance or care
gaudy
(adj.) tastelessly flashy
impair
(v.) to lessen the quality of; to damage
jabber ( or gabble )
(v.) to talk aimlessly and quickly
pensive
(adj.) engaged deep in thought, often concerning matters of a sad nature
rapscallion
(n.) a rascal; one who is mischievous
acquit
(v.) to find innocent
benefactor
(n.) a person who helps financially
contrite
(adj.) to be sorry
contumely
(n.) rude language
degrade
(v.) to reduce below ordinary civility
grandeur
(n.) the state of being majestic or magnificent
haughty
(adj.) overly proud, showing disdain for others
histrionic
(adj.) acting theatrical, dramatic
illustrious
(adj.) eminent; outstanding because of accomplishment
premature
(adj.) happening too early
soliloquy
(n.) a dramatic monologue
azure
(adj.) blue of the clear sky
contrive
(v.) to make happen
impudent
(adj.) being insolent or rude
insurrection
(n.) a rebellion
audacious
(adj.) bold, daring; brash
tedious
(adj.) causing weariness because a task is lengthy and/or boring