Vonavulary

the steward of a medieval great house.

an ancient measure of length; approximately the length of a forearm.

a green/bluish deposit formed on copper, brass or bronze surfaces.

a drink poured as an offering to a higher being.

to mark with spots or smears of color.

dull and uninspired.

the trunk of a tree.

whispering or rustling.

at the point of death.

having a red or flushed complexion.

unqualified yet absolute; in reference to powers.

a top-floor or attic room; typically small and dismal.

to omit a sound or syllable when speaking.

lacking a plan, purpose or enthusiasm.

the alteration of regular verbal, grammatical or rhetorical structure via transposition of letters or syllables.

a judicial writ serving as a command to an inferior court.

a splendid display and or collection of things.

to strike and rebound.

having had objectionable matter removed from a text or an account.

referring to sexual matters in an irreverent way.