Sir Gawain and the Green Knight

Question 1

A small round hill

Answer 1

Knoll

Question 2

Knoll

Answer 2

A small round hill

Question 3

Reveling

Answer 3

Taking part in a revel (a usually wild party or celebration); taking great pleasure or satisfaction in

Question 4

Taking part in a revel (a usually wild party or celebration); taking great pleasure or satisfaction in

Answer 4

Reveling

Question 5

Boisterous

Answer 5

Noisily turbulent (unsteady, violent, conflicting) or exuberant (filled with energy)

Question 6

Perils

Answer 6

Dangers; source of danger: risks

Question 7

Ermine

Answer 7

Any of several weasels with winter fur mostly white, or this white fur; a rank or office whose official robe is ornamented with the white fur

Question 8

Taut

Answer 8

Tightly drawn; not slack; also, extremely nervous: tense; tidy (of a ship)

Question 9

Bridle

Answer 9

Headgear by which a horse is controlled; curb, restraint

Question 10

Folly

Answer 10

Lack of good sense; a foolish act or idea; an excessively costly or unprofitable undertaking

Question 11

Haughty

Answer 11

Disdainfully proud (arrogant; possibly vain)

Question 12

Strop

Answer 12

To sharpen a razor on a strap

Question 13

Lament

Answer 13

To mourn aloud: wail; to express sorrow or regret for: bewail

Question 14

Heraldic

Answer 14

Of or relating to heralds or heraldry (heralds were official messengers)

Question 15

Prudent

Answer 15

Shrewd in the management of practical affairs; cautious; discreet

Question 16

Porter

Answer 16

A doorman; a person who carries burdens (especially someone who carries baggage around a terminal)

Question 17

Bleared

Answer 17

Dimmed with water or tears

Question 18

Jested

Answer 18

An act intended to provoke laughter; a witty remark; a frivolous mood

Question 19

Bower

Answer 19

A shelter of boughs or vines

Question 20

Mirth

Answer 20

Gladness or gaiety accompanied with laughter

Question 21

Cant

Answer 21

An oblique or slanting surface; insincere speech, especially insincerely pious words or statements; jargon of a profession

Question 22

Evasive

Answer 22

Able to evade something; characterized by evading (or avoiding by slyness) something

Question 23

Glade

Answer 23

A grassy open space surrounded by woods

Question 24

To throw into confusion: muddle; to become rotten (of eggs)

Answer 24

Addle

Question 25

Knave

Answer 25

Rogue (dishonest or unprincipled person); jack (card)

Question 26

Marvels (noun)

Answer 26

One that causes wonder or excitement; intense surprise or excitement

Question 27

Vespers

Answer 27

A late afternoon or evening worship service; (as an adjective) relating to that evening service

Question 28

One that causes wonder or excitement; intense surprise or excitement

Answer 28

Marvels (noun)

Question 29

Noisily turbulent (unsteady, violent, conflicting) or exuberant (filled with energy)

Answer 29

Boisterous

Question 30

Dangers; source of danger: risks

Answer 30

Perils

Question 31

Any of several weasels with winter fur mostly white, or this white fur; a rank or office whose official robe is ornamented with the white fur

Answer 31

Ermine

Question 32

Tightly drawn; not slack; also, extremely nervous: tense; tidy (of a ship)

Answer 32

Taut

Question 33

Headgear by which a horse is controlled; curb, restraint

Answer 33

Bridle

Question 34

Rogue (dishonest or unprincipled person); jack (card)

Answer 34

Knave

Question 35

Lack of good sense; a foolish act or idea; an excessively costly or unprofitable undertaking

Answer 35

Folly

Question 36

Disdainfully proud (arrogant; possibly vain)

Answer 36

Haughty

Question 37

To sharpen a razor on a strap

Answer 37

Strop

Question 38

To mourn aloud: wail; to express sorrow or regret for: bewail

Answer 38

Lament

Question 39

Of or relating to heralds or heraldry (heralds were official messengers)

Answer 39

Heraldic

Question 40

Shrewd in the management of practical affairs; cautious; discreet

Answer 40

Prudent

Question 41

A doorman; a person who carries burdens (especially someone who carries baggage around a terminal)

Answer 41

Porter

Question 42

A late afternoon or evening worship service; (as an adjective) relating to that evening service

Answer 42

Vespers

Question 43

Dimmed with water or tears

Answer 43

Bleared

Question 44

An act intended to provoke laughter; a witty remark; a frivolous mood

Answer 44

Jested

Question 45

A shelter of boughs or vines

Answer 45

Bower

Question 46

Gladness or gaiety accompanied with laughter

Answer 46

Mirth

Question 47

An oblique or slanting surface; insincere speech, especially insincerely pious words or statements; jargon of a profession

Answer 47

Cant

Question 48

Able to evade something; characterized by evading (or avoiding by slyness) something

Answer 48

Evasive

Question 49

A grassy open space surrounded by woods

Answer 49

Glade

Question 50

To throw into confusion: muddle; to become rotten (of eggs)

Answer 50

Addle