Vonavulary

a feudal tenant ranking directly below a baron.

the dispersion of a people from their original homeland.

an artistic work in a style that imitates another work, artist or period.

the low-cut neckline of a dress.

loud, reverberating and melancholy.

a district outside a city and beyond the suburbs, typically prosperous.

a piece of armor for the front of the thigh.

a bottle with a flared lip used to hold beverages; usually wine.

the making of false and defamatory statements about someone.

a structure that holds cremated remains.

insufficiently nourished.

a small, rocky island that is too small for human habitation.

money gained in a dishonorable way.

someone who scavenges in the sewers.

a prohibition magically imposed (Irish folkflore).

the son of a prostitute (Old English; 15th century).

a traditional headdress worn by bishops or abbots.

divination from omens or auspices.

a body of permeable rock or sediment that holds groundwater.

having the base color muted and lightened by a mixture of white hairs; relating to animals.