| 1 | PAUPER | | _____ | lean and strong. |
| 2 | GIBE | | _____ | the quality of being ancient. |
| 3 | WIRY | | _____ | condition of health and vigor. |
| 4 | BEHEST | | _____ | address, greeting. |
| 5 | SERE | | _____ | being lively in temper or conduct: sprightly. |
| 6 | VERDURE | | _____ | a conversation especially formal one. |
| 7 | SCINTILLATING | | _____ | having, showing, or arising from intense often vicious ill will, spite, or hatred. |
| 8 | VIVACITY | | _____ | one that serves merely for wages. |
| 9 | SPECTRE | | _____ | Supreme Being: God. |
| 10 | MALEVOLENT | | _____ | a person (as a priest) through whom a deity is believed to speak. |
| 11 | ESTRANGED | | _____ | an earnest request. |
| 12 | COLLOQUY | | _____ | at times: occasionally. |
| 13 | ACCOSTING | | _____ | to alienate the affections of. |
| 14 | PRATTLE | | _____ | a medieval trumpet with clear shrill tones. |
| 15 | VICISSITUDE | | _____ | withered. |
| 16 | ANTIQUITY | | _____ | to tease with taunting words |
| 17 | BETIMES | | _____ | a conclusion deduced by surmise or guesswork. |
| 18 | PLEBIAN | | _____ | unexpectedly changing circumstances. |
| 19 | CLARION | | _____ | to be brilliant or keen, as in talent. |
| 20 | MERCENARY | | _____ | to utter meaningless sounds suggestive of the chatter of children: babble. |
| 21 | ORACLES | | _____ | a person who is believed to communicate with the dead |
| 22 | DEITY | | _____ | a very poor person |
| 23 | CONJECTURE | | _____ | something that haunts or perturbs the mind; specter. |
| 24 | NECROMANCER | | _____ | one of the common people. |