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| (n) poverty; the condition of being poor |
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| (v) to cast oneself face down on the ground in humility, submission, adoration |
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| (n) an intervening period, break |
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| (v) to delay the impending punishment/ (n) a delay from impending punishment |
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| (n) a fixed allowance of food; an alotted amount |
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| (n) an infectious disease marked by inflammation of the bowels |
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| (adj) strong and healthy; hardy; vigorous |
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| (n) a strict isolation imposed to prevent the spread of disease |
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| (n) absense of passion, emotion, or excitement; lsck of interest |
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| (n) a facial expression, often ugly or contorted, that indicates disapproval |
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| (adj) done, occurin, or coming at night |
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| (adj) enraged; furiously angry/ deathly pale; pallid |
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| (adj) having a dutiful spirit of reverance for God |
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| (adj) uncapable of being terminated; unending |
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| (adj) withered, shriveled |
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| (n) emotional or mental condition with respect to cheerfulness, confidence, zeal, especially in the face of opposition |
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| (adj) hellish; fiendish; awful |
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| (n) shelter or protection from danger |
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| (adj) burdensome, unjustly harsh |
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| (v) to drive or force out; discharge or eject |
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