| 1 | recreant | | _____ | stood up for |
| 2 | harbinger | | _____ | action verb with no direct object |
| 3 | shrewishness | | _____ | splendidly, victoriously |
| 4 | circumnavigation | | _____ | a small amount |
| 5 | Encomienda | | _____ | the belief there is one god |
| 6 | chaste | | _____ | adjective-mistaken |
| 7 | rehabilitation | | _____ | noun-the application of remedies to effect a cure |
| 8 | comprised | | _____ | noun-the state of being argumentative |
| 9 | caravel | | _____ | to stay somewhere temporarily |
| 10 | sepal | | _____ | noun-travelling around the world |
| 11 | bryophyte | | _____ | splendor and impressiveness |
| 12 | gymnosperm | | _____ | when missing parts of an organism are regrown |
| 13 | antipode | | _____ | the growth of an embryo in a plant |
| 14 | pageant | | _____ | adjective-made up of |
| 15 | misprised | | _____ | noun-a system where a Spanish soldier was given land in exchange for protecting citizens |
| 16 | sojourn | | _____ | the result of a sperm uniting with an egg |
| 17 | advocated | | _____ | nevertheless, anyway |
| 18 | parlous | | _____ | to settle as a group |
| 19 | intransitive | | _____ | noun-the outermost part of a flower |
| 20 | gleek | | _____ | to deprive a boat of the wind it needs to move |
| 21 | amiable | | _____ | showing a lack of concern |
| 22 | cavalier | | _____ | to make a joke |
| 23 | provender | | _____ | noun-a coward |
| 24 | trimphantly | | _____ | animal food |
| 25 | abridgement | | _____ | that is to say, namely |
| 26 | wretchedness | | _____ | noun-a nonvascular plant, like moss |
| 27 | videlicet | | _____ | bound to be a servant |
| 28 | imbrue | | _____ | coming after something in time |
| 29 | palpable | | _____ | noun-a sign of things to come |
| 30 | prodigious | | _____ | a struggle amoung several people |
| 31 | governance | | _____ | a peculiar feature |
| 32 | monotheism | | _____ | a mature sex cell, either male(sperm) or female(egg) |
| 33 | indentured | | _____ | neglected and filthy |
| 34 | textiles | | _____ | a strong, translucent ceraminc material |
| 35 | colonization | | _____ | noun-a spectacle or contest |
| 36 | pollination | | _____ | to stain, usually with blood |
| 37 | germination | | _____ | capable of being done |
| 38 | fertilization | | _____ | obvious, evident |
| 39 | gamete | | _____ | noun-a type of seed-bearing plant with naked seeds |
| 40 | regeneration | | _____ | a gradual increase in loudness in a piece of music |
| 41 | crescendo | | _____ | a miserable condition |
| 42 | ebullient | | _____ | terrible |
| 43 | grandeur | | _____ | the exercise of authority |
| 44 | inalienable | | _____ | charming, loveable |
| 45 | plethora | | _____ | a concern for human welfare and advancement |
| 46 | onomatopoeia | | _____ | extraordinary in size |
| 47 | magnanimous | | _____ | a monologue or speech, especially in a play |
| 48 | idiosyncrasy | | _____ | noun-the point on earth opposite from where you are |
| 49 | blasphemous | | _____ | when pollen is transferred from an anther to a stigma |
| 50 | soliloquy | | _____ | a large or excessive amount |
| 51 | subsequent | | _____ | a shorter versino of a book |
| 52 | melee | | _____ | noun-smaller, fast ships, used during the 1500s |
| 53 | squalid | | _____ | a feeling of vexation |
| 54 | pittance | | _____ | sacrilegious against God |
| 55 | feasibility | | _____ | unable to be taken away from |
| 56 | philanthropy | | _____ | goods produced by weaving, knitting or felting |
| 57 | chagrin | | _____ | very generous or forgiving |
| 58 | porcelain | | _____ | cheerful and full of energy |
| 59 | becalm | | _____ | a word made by the imitation of a sound |
| 60 | notwithstanding | | _____ | adjective-pure, innocent |