Countenance (5)

Noun.

 Bearing, demeanour, comportment; behaviour, conduct; sometimes spec.behaviour of two persons towards each other.

Noun

Onward course; process or succession of time, events, actions, etc.;

Adjective

 Uniting astringency with sourness or bitterness; harsh in flavour, rough to the taste.

Emulously (6)

Adjective

  In an emulous manner. Also fig.

actuated by the spirit of rivalry, desirous of rivalling

Coquetry (6)

Noun

The action or behaviour of a coquette; the use of arts intended to excite the admiration or love of the opposite sex, without any intention of responding to the feelings awakened.

Gable (6)

Noun

The vertical triangular piece of wall at the end of a ridged roof, from the level of the eaves to the summit.

Apocryphal (8)

Adjective

Of doubtful authenticity; spurious, fictitious, false; fabulous, mythical.

Pedantically (10)

Adverb

In a pedantic manner; with pedantry.

cademic learning, without judgement or discrimination

Fiend (11)

Noun

An enemy, foe

Holograph (11)

Adjective

Of a deed, letter, or document: Wholly written by the person in whose name it appears.

Noun

Disquieted condition or state; restlessness, disturbance, disquietness.

Troglodytic (16)

Adjective

Inhabited or frequented by troglodytes; pertaining to or characteristic of a troglodyte.

invested with cavemen

Ferocity (21)

Noun

The quality or state of being ferocious; habitual fierceness or savageness; an instance of the same.

 Adjective

Molten, melted; esp. (of fat) clarified by melting.

Quailed (22)

Adjective

 Curdled. clotted

Pall (23)

Noun

Cloth, or a piece of cloth.

Adjective

Drawn up in battle array, marshalled for fight.

Noun

The burning up of (anything) in a destructive fire; consumption by a blazing fire.

Adjective

Meditated, considered; that has been mentally digested. rare.

Noun

The look, bearing, manner, or †conduct of a person, as showing character, mood, etc.

appearance impression

Adjective

  Permitting the free passage of light and vision; perfectly transparent; pellucid.

Noun

The action of scudding; hurried movement.

Noun

A person guilty of a heinous offence against the law; a felon, a criminal. Also in extended use.

Noun

In pl. Items of apparel; (more generally) additional pieces of dress or equipment, trappings; (Mil.) the outfit of a soldier other than weapons and garments.

Adjective

Unbelieving; not ready to believe; sceptical. Formerly used of religious unbelief, but no longer applicable in that sense.

Noun

Base or shameful character; baseness, vileness; depravity, wickedness.

Noun

he undergoing of a discipline or exercise as an outward expression of repentance and expiation of an offence, either voluntarily or as imposed by an ecclesiastical authority; a penance.

sorrow for sin or offence committed

Adjective

Having the rank of, or belonging to or befitting, an emperor or supreme ruler;

Noun

he quality of being ‘double’ in action or conduct

Noun

Civilization; civil order or organization; civil society. Now rare.

Adjective

Having great variety or diversity; having many and various parts, aspects, types, etc

Noun

A person who dwells within a country, as opposed to foreigners who dwell outside its limits. (In this, the original sense, including and mainly consisting of citizens.)

Noun 

 The quality of being effulgent, splendid radiance.

Noun

 Ointment.

Noun

Power or capacity to produce effects; power to effect the object intended.

Adjective

Consisting of money; exacted in money.

Noun

A feigned or false attack.

fake counterfeit

Adjective

Of such size as to take in or hold; able to contain; having the capacity of or to (with infinitive).

Noun

Parts of the carcass of a deer killed by a hunt, placed on its hide and given to the hounds as a reward.

Adverb

With ready compliance or eagerness to serve or please; dutifully.