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- To feignis to pretend or give a false appearance.
- To be dauntedis to be intimidated or discouraged.
- A baneis a cause of trouble, misery, or harm.
- The pithis the essential part or essence (of an idea, argument, etc.).
- To cadgeis to beg or obtain by begging.
- Blight, in this context, means an unsightly object or area.
- A casteis a distinct social class, system, or group.
- To teemis to be full of or present in large numbers.
- To broachis to bring up or introduce in order to begin a discussion
of a topic or issue. - To roilin this context means to stir up or agitate; to anger or
annoy. Roilcan also mean to make (a liquid) cloudy or muddy. - To floutis to disobey openly or scornfully; to reject, mock, or go
against (a tradition or convention). - Guilemeans treacherous cunning or shrewd; crafty deceit.
- Iremeans anger or wrath.
- Mirthmeans great merriment or joyous laughter.
- To ekeis to get with great effort or strain; to earn or accomplish
laboriously. - To deignis to condescend; to do something thought to be beneath
one’s dignity. - To quailis to draw back in fear; to cower.