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| adj. depending on alms for a living (or a noun, beggar) |
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| adj. retired into seclusion for religious purposes |
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| n. a two-wheeled, one-horse carriage |
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| n. devination/a sign or omen (to auger is the verb, to predict |
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| n. a low tract of land/moist or marshy ground |
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| n. a song in celebration of a wedding |
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| n. a speech that praises God |
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| v. to utter or recite with rhetorical effect (to speak dramatically) |
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| adj. marked by nonchalant disregard for what is important |
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| adj. substitute; artifial |
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| adj. roving (as in "an errant knight") |
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| adj. clearly expressed or presented; lucid (his prose, rather than prolix, was perspicuous) |
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| n. a balanced, rhythmic flow |
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| adj. cautious, heedful or circumstances |
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