lucid:		to take great pleasure in, enjoy
bolt		to become weak or weary, lose energy, droop
parley		discussion or c onference, informal between enemies
annihilate		to reduce to nothing
discourse		misfortune, faced with challenges
forewarn		a conversation an exchange of ideas
languish		to shrink from with horrore, to feel disgust toward something
appease		asking earnestly and honestly
abhor		happy, cheerful, joyous
vigilant		incapable of error, dependable, reliable
prudence		watchful to discover danger, wary
vex		strong winds; technically 32-63 m.p.h.
linger		to irritate, provoke, distress, worry
mandate		to remain or stay in a place longer than expected
squall		one who uses power oppressively, an absolute ruler
tyrant		strong, healty, vigorous, rough
desolate		to warn in advance, advise, caution
wail`		to pacify, especially by granting favors
blithe		to go on shore from a boat or from land onto a boat
clamor		to scream or cry harshly or loudly
adversity		deserted without people, without friends or hope
robust		to utter a prolonged, inarticulate mornful cry
revel		to divide into parts; to mutilate
shrewd		to run away; to dash out suddenly
encumber		to acknowledge as true, just, proper; to admit
dismembered		a loud continuous uproar, commotion
concede		having keen insigt, discerning, astute, crafty
infallible		to hold back, hainder, burden with difficulties
congenial		shining or bright, clear or transparent
supplicant		having similar traits and interests; getting along
gales		an order, an instruction from authority
disembark		wise, judicious,cautious,discreet regard for one's own interes