front 1 gallant | back 1 brave and noble |
front 2 exile | back 2 banish |
front 3 chide | back 3 rebuke |
front 4 abhor | back 4 to regard with disgust and hatred |
front 5 fray | back 5 noisy fight |
front 6 eloquence | back 6 speech that is vivid and persuasive |
front 7 asunder | back 7 apart |
front 8 agile | back 8 able to move quickly and easily |
front 9 absolve | back 9 to receive forgiveness for sins |
front 10 contrary | back 10 opposite/contradicting in nature, direction, or meaning |
front 11 consort | back 11 associate with; also means group of musicians |
front 12 tedious | back 12 too long, slow, or dull; tiresome or monotonous |
front 13 martial | back 13 military |
front 14 fickle | back 14 changeable/picky |
front 15 villain | back 15 low, vulgar person |
front 16 sped | back 16 mortally wounded |
front 17 strange | back 17 unfamiliar |
front 18 wrought | back 18 arranged |
front 19 sack | back 19 plunder |
front 20 discourses | back 20 conversations |
front 21 estate | back 21 condition; scenario |