| ichthyic | | a great fire, as of many buildings, a forest, or the like |
| alkali | | having gentle or courteous bearing or manner |
| littoral | | boundless |
| accession | | state of suspension or temporary inaction |
| encumber | | a servile favorite |
| infirm | | a zoo |
| connoisseur | | to recant, renounce, repudiate under oath |
| bedlam | | annoyance or mortification at one's errors |
| heptarchy | | patient endurance or toleration of offenses |
| effrontery | | lacking in bodily or mental strength |
| distensible | | framework to carry corpse to the grave |
| garrote | | musical flourish |
| minion | | crowned with a laurel for distinction |
| colloquialism | | a critical judge of art with thorough knowledge |
| cabalism | | Greek myth-dude in love with his own reflection |
| debonair | | a narrow strip of wood |
| illimitable | | to utter taunts or reproaches |
| felonious | | capable of being stretched out or expanded in every direction |
| Narcissus | | showing enthusiasm or exhilaration of feeling |
| accouter | | to waste away in flesh |
| gyrate | | to impede with obstacles |
| divulge | | to tell of make known, something previously secret |
| flatulence | | to dissolve gradually and become liquid with water in the air |
| deponent | | anything that will neutralize an acid, as lime, magnesia, etc. |
| caitiff | | to cover with ornament |
| broach | | a group of seven governments |
| abeyance | | a member of the lower house of the legislature of MD or VA |
| deliquesce | | to mention, for the first time |
| bowdlerize | | a personal weakness or failing |
| nostrum | | characteristic of one who is unduly devoted to dress and manners |
| abscission | | a boat-song of Venetian gondoliers |
| bedeck | | to make supremely happy |
| immiscible | | to expurgate in editing by omitting words or passages |
| batten | | calm |
| biennial | | to dress |
| cadenza | | the neglect or omission of a legal requirement |
| default | | superstitious devotion to one's religion |
| forbearance | | to revolve |
| laureate | | any scheme or recipe of a charlatan character |
| allay | | to renounce upon oath |
| bier | | induction or elevation, as to dignity, office, or government |
| foible | | to bring out more clearly the facts concerning |
| lexicon | | madhouse |
| burgess | | showing criminal or evil purpose |
| ebullient | | unblushing impudence |
| beatify | | a dictionary |
| elucidate | | separating, as oil and water |
| halcyon | | laying down |
| menagerie | | a plant: leaves and roots one year, flowers and fruit the next |
| forswear | | cowardly |
| conflagration | | to calm the violence or reduce the intensity of; mitigate |
| chagrin | | the act of cutting off, as in surgery |
| emaciate | | accumulation of gas in the stomach and bowels |
| abjure | | form of speech used only or chiefly in conversation |
| impertinence | | rudeness |
| gratuitous | | something to do with the shore |
| foppish | | to execute by strangling |
| barcarole | | voluntarily |
| gentile | | fish-like |
| gibe | | belonging to a people not Jewish |