abode
house
airy
light or delicate
alter
change
aster
a flower that blooms in the autumn
beholden
obligated
bracken
a large fern
clasp
a tight grip
coax
to influence or manipulate with gentle persuasion
consign
entrust
conspiracy
a group of people agreeing to take part in an unlawful or immoral act
copse
a group of small trees
daft
foolish or crazy
dalliance
a trifling or pointless action
dappled
spotted or speckled
daunting
intimidating
din
a series of loud noises
distraught
emotionally agitated or upset
diverged
extending in different directions
emulous
ambitious
enamel
a smooth or glossy substance
ether
a colorless liquid that serves as an anesthetic
fay
fairy
feeble
weak
fixity
stability or permanence
foot
A poetic term for a small group of syllables
harbor
to shelter or hide
idle
inactive
inconsolable
unable to be comforted
kin
family members
languor
lack of energy
linger
to delay or dawdle
loftiness
elevated in height and dignity
mar
to damage or deface
obscure
unclear or unnoticeable
orchis
orchid
perish
die
pique
attract or excite
precipitate
to cause in a violent or sudden manner
queer
odd
ravel
entangle
reckless
irresponsible
rife
common
rueful
regretful
scythe
a farm tool used for mowing
shroud
burial wrapping
sidelong
sideways
snarl
growl
spade
a tool used for digging
staid
restrained or calm
subdue
to bring under control
suffice
satisfy, especially a need
swale
a low-lying stretch of land
taciturn
silent
taut
drawn tightly
undergrowth
low-lying trees or shrubbery
verily
in reality
wages
money that is paid in exchange for daily or weekly labor
wend
to go one's way
whippoorwill
a small North American bird with white, gray, or black plumage
whither
an archaic term meaning "where"
wist
an archaic term meaning "know"
witch hazel
a small tree with flexible branches
wither
to shrivel up
zephyr
a light Spring breeze
