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| shield or protection; auspices; sponsorship |
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| fantastic; unreal; impossible; absurd |
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| cruel; harsh; severe; ironhanded |
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| having colors like the rainbow |
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| using words sparingly; terse; concise |
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| unnaturally drowsy; sluggish; dull |
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| pertaining to war; warlike |
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| quick; vivacious; active; lively |
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| inconstant; unstable; capricious; subject to rapid and unpredictable mood changes |
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| obedient and unquestioning follower |
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| excessively fascinated and gratified by one's own physical and mental qualities |
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| song or hymn of praise, joy, or triumph |
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| sudden, overpowering terror, sometimes causing mass flight |
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| bitter denunciation; tirade |
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| having great influence because of one's wealth |
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| exceedingly variable; readily assuming different forms or shapes |
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| cruel or inflexible in enfoecing conformity |
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| ruinous; gained at too great a cost |
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| heavy dull sullen gloomy morose |
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| legislator; wise lawgiver |
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| infernal; especially dark; gloomy |
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| pertaining to the drama or acting |
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