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| great in bodily size, sturdy; brusque |
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| an armed horseman, a knight; treating important matters lightly |
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| vexation through humiliation, hurt pride, or disappointment |
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| to gather together in a mass, to clot; to congeal |
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| an accumulation of many things |
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| to compete, to attempt to disprove |
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| a dummy or image of a person (usually one who is not liked) |
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| ardent, showing great emotion, impassioned |
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| cleverness, inventiveness, resourcefulnes |
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| treacherous or dangerous in a secret sort of way |
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| unable to discern, unable to think clearly or objectively; shortsighted |
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| superabundance, excessive amount |
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| favorably disposed, graciously inclined |
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| an unqualified or fake doctor, charlatan |
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| constantly complaining, whining |
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| possessed of controlling power |
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| moderation or self-restraint in action or statement |
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| moving with or resembling a wavelike motion |
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| property of having a high resistance to flow |
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