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| ornament worn as a charm against evil spirits |
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| ban, curse; something shunned or disliked |
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| accessory; subordinate; helping |
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| short, usually funny account of an event |
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| irregularity or deviation from the norm |
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| prehistoric, ancient beyond measure |
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| dislike, hostility; extreme opposition or aversion |
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| exact opposite or direct contrast |
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| old saying or short, pithy statement |
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| one who renounces a religious faith |
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| secret, obscure, known only to a few |
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| to demand, claim arrogantly |
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| self-denying, abstinent, austere |
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| resembling ashes; deathly pale |
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| false rumor, damaging report, slander |
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| diligent, persistent, hard-worker |
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| resemblance in sound, especially in vowel sounds; partial rhyme |
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| to make less severe, ease, relieve |
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| monstrous, shockingly bad, wicked |
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| to waste away, wither from disuse |
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| to make thin or slender; weaken |
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