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| n. house provided by church for its pastor |
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| n. violent agitation/change |
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| n. individual/community thought of as a mini-world or universe |
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| n. aristocracy; esp. class of English people between nobility and yeomanry |
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| n. one of a class of English estate-owners (freeholders) below the gentry |
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n. marriage
from "mater" which means mother |
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| n. quality or state of being happy |
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n.
-quality/state of being faithful
-accuracy |
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adj. showing good judgment
-capable of observing prudent silence |
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adj. containing/contributing to the seeds of later development; creative & original
* TIP: think "semen" |
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| v. to get back and recover as in health/strength |
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| adj. early in development, esp. mental |
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| n. person who rules during childhood, absence, or incapacity of the sovereigh |
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adj. characteristic of an owner [of a business]
-made and sold by the one with the sole right to do so |
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v. to cause to be harmonious again
-adjust, settle [reconcile differences]
-bring into submission |
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v. to certify as genuine
-manifest, testify |
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n.something that produces an intended effect
<"the efficacy of poetry in driving away love"> |
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n. narrow-mindedness: "the class-sonscious insularity"
-isolation: dwelling/situated on an island |
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n. prime minister in charge of a parish [church district or community, like Steventon, a village in England, where Jane Austen's father was its rector]
-head of a university or school |
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