precepts
general rules planned to manage conduct or thought
gush
a fast and ample stream or explosion of something
yacht
a sailing boat which is medium-sized prepared for cruising or racing
sophistry
the use of intelligence but false contentions, particularly with the goal of misleading
gorgon
one of three snake-haired sisters, who had the power to alter anyone who looked at them to stone.
griffin
a legendary animal with the head and wings of an eagle and the body of a lion, typically delineated with pointed ears and with the eagle's s legs replacing the forelegs
cynical
concerned distinctly with one's very own advantages and commonly ignoring accepted standards so as to accomplish them
colossal
remarkably incredible in size, or degree; monstrous; enormous; of or taking after a colossus
adrift
neglecting to arrive at the target or winning position
cramped
awkwardly little or limited
virile
(of a man) having strength, vitality, and a solid sex drive
rebukes
express sharp objection or analysis of (somebody) as a result of their conduct or activities
imp
a tiny, wicked devil or sprite
pimpernel
a small European plant of the primrose family, with crawling stems and flat five-petaled blossoms
fatalism
the conviction that all occasions are foreordained and in this manner inescapable
theosophist
members of a theosophical society who instruct about God and the world dependent on mystical insight
pinnacle
the best point; the climax
demagogue
a political figure who looks for help by appealing to the desires and preferences of common individuals as opposed to by using rational contention
obstetrics
the part of medication and surgery associated with childbirth and midwifery
