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| science or art of making maps |
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| to punish, chastise, criticize severely |
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| absolute, without exception |
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| universal; broad and comprehensive |
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| smaller group within an organization; a meeting of such a group |
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| carefree, happy; with lordly disdain |
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| to raise trivial objections |
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| to criticize or find fault with |
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| temporary or complete halt |
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| act of surrendering something |
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| shame, embarrassment, humiliation |
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| watchful, cautious, extremely shy |
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| piece of personal property |
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| someone prejudiced in the belief of their kind's superiority |
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| lacking prudence or discretion |
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| sweet, innocent, resembling a cherub angel |
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| trickery, fraud, deception |
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| fanciful, imaginary, visionary; impossible |
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| easily angered, short-tempered |
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| one who keeps records of historical events |
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