Vonavulary

a single upright rough monolith usually of prehistoric origin.

of or relating to women who love women.

to drink alcohol, especially habitually.

the person in charge of a gaming table, gathering in and paying out money or tokens.

the interplay or contrast of dissimilar qualities (as of mood or character).

a military engine formerly used to throw missiles.

a heavy catapult used in ancient and medieval times.

a secretly plotted and suddenly executed attempt to overthrow a government.

silent, quiet, or speechless.

a violent, targeted riot or mob attack directed against a specific ethnic, religious, or national minority.

a projection bearing a tuft of hair on the back of the leg above the hoof of a horse or similar animal.

a usually cotton or silk ankle-length garment with long sleeves that is common throughout the Middle East.

a procession, especially a funeral procession.

a Roman cavalry officer in command of 10 men.

to boil down; concentrate.

a percussion instrument used especially by dancers that consists of two small shells of hard wood, ivory, or plastic usually fastened to the thumb and clicked together by the other fingers — usually used in plural.

to utter or send out with denunciation.

a long bundle of sticks of wood bound together and used for such purposes as filling ditches and making revetments for riverbanks.

a title denoting a military leader or warlord in Central, Southeastern and Eastern Europe in use since the Early Middle Ages.

a sword-fighting technique—especially in sabre or historical fencing—where the weapon makes a circular, twirling motion with the wrist and elbow to gain momentum for a cutting strike.