English Final Vocab Flashcards
A person or personified force who is the source of inspiration for a creative artist.
muse (noun)
To rob goods or valuables by acts of war
Plunder (verb)
Great courage to face danger, especially in battle
Valor (noun)
A mythological creature or spirit of nature
Nymph (noun)
Make someone a priest or minister, confer holy orders on; order or decree something officially
Ordain (verb)
Property inherited from ones father to a male ancestor
Patrimony (noun)
charm or enchant someone, sometimes in a deceptive way
beguile (verb)
Fireplace or Alter
Hearth (noun)
Inclinded to quarrel; argumentative; contentious
Quarrelsome (adjective)
Fixed in direction. Steadily directed
Steadfast (adjective)
Extremely pleasing to the taste; sweet and fragrant
Ambrosial (adjective)
Enjoy oneself in a lively and noisy way, especially when drinking and dancing.
Revel (verb)
Taking more than what you need.
Glutton (noun)
A mideival singer or musician, especially someone who sang or recited lyric or heroic poetry to music.
Minstrel (noun)
To seek or predict future events, or discover hidden knowledge, usually by interpretation of omens or aid of supernatural powers
divine (v)
A man courts a woman
Suitor (noun)
Showing a rude and ignorant lack of respect
Insolent (adjective)
Something that is essential or basic.
Primal (adjective)
Deprive someone of membership in or involvement in a school or other organization; To drive or force out; reject
Expel (verb)
To restore something that was stolen
Restitution (noun)
Willingness to take a bold risk
Audacity (noun)
The violent seizure of someone’s property
Rapine (noun)
A platform or stand on which a coffin or corpse rests for burial.
Bier (noun)
internal organs of a human being or animal
innards (noun)
