Gravity (n.)

1. Force that causes terrestrial bodies to fall towards the center of the earth
2. affect of a factor on a situation

Synonyms: seriousness, importance, danger

Grievous (adj.)

 1. Causing great sorrow

 2. Outrageous, atrocious

 3. (n.) Four-armed, lightsaber-weilding robot

Synonyms: distressing, sorrowful

Jaundice (n.)

 1. Yellow discoloration of the skin

 2. State of being prejudicial, biased judgment

Synonyms: bias, disposition

Melancholy (n.)

 1. A gloomy state of mind

 2. Condition of having to much black bile,

     believed to cause depression

Synonyms: Dejection, Despondency

Peevish (adj.)

 1. fretful, as from vexation or discontent

 2. showing annoyance, irritation

Synonyms: petulant, irritable

Prodigal (adj.)

 1. Wastefully or recklessly extravagant

 2. giving or yielding profusely

Synonyms: profligate, lavish

Quaint (adj.)

 1. having an old-fashioned attractiveness or

     charm

 2. skillfully or cleverly made

Synonyms: antiquated, curious

Spurn (v.)

 1. To reject with disdain

 2. to kick or trample with the foot

Synonyms: refuse, kick

Surfeited (n.)

 1. An excessive amount

 2. Uncomfortable feeling brought on by

     overeating

Synonyms: gorged, superabundance

Vehement (adj.)

 1. strongly emotional

 2. characterized by rancor or anger

Synonyms: earnest, angry

Wanton (adj.)

 1. Maliciously unjustifiable

 2. Sexually unrestrained

 3. extravagantly luzurious

Synonyms: Malicious, lustful, lavish

Dulcet (adj.)

 1. Pleasant to the ear

 2. (n.) Organ stop resembling the dulciana

Synonyms: tuneful, mellifluous