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| worshipful praise, honor, and thanksgiving |
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| unmerited divine assistance given to man for redemption; ease of movement |
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| to gain favor or acceptance |
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| large, landed estate granted by sovereign to a feudal lord |
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| a large, imposing residence; the house of the lord of the manor |
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| to make material; to assume bodily form |
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| preoccupation with material rather than intellectual or spiritual things |
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| the idea that physical matter is the only fundamental reality |
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| relationg to or consisting of matter |
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| the visual portion of a recording |
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| to make, invent, or arrange offhand; to fabricate out of what is convenient or available |
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| a projecting part of a cap for shading the eyes |
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| divine guidance or care; the quality of preparing for the future |
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| the taping of a TV program or movie as a documentary to convey candid realism |
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| something that furnishes proof |
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| clear to the vision or understanding |
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