Rasp

v./n.

1. To scrape or abrade with a rough instrument

2. To scrape or rub rougly

Synonyms: grate, abrade, rub

Sunder

v.

1. To separate, divide, part

2. To become separated

Synonyms: disconnect, detatch, split 

Listless

adj.

1. Having or showing little or no interest in anything

Synonyms: drowsy, dull, passive, lifeless

Charlatan

n.

1. A person who pretends or claims to have more knowledge or skill then they possess.

Synonyms: cheat, fake fraud

Rout

n./v.

1. A defeat attended with disorderly flight

2. An overwhelming defeat

Synonyms: romp, disaster, beating

Toothsome

adj.

1. Pleasing to the taste

2. Pleasing or desirable, as fame or power

Synonyms: delightful, divine, appetizing

Smidgen

n.

1. A very small amount

Synonyms: whiff, crumb, grain

Deplete

v.

1. To decrease seriously or exhaust the abundance or supply of

Synonyms: diminish, decrease, bankrupt

Morose

adj.

1. Gloomily or sullenly ill-humored, as a person or mood

2. Charaterized by expressing gloom

Synonyms: cranky, gloomy, sad 

Cacophony

n.

1. Harsh discordance of sound

2. A discordant and meaningless mixture of sounds

Synonyms: noise, harshness, discord

Splice

v./n.

1. To join together or unite (two ropes or parts of a rope) by the interweaving of strands

2. To unite (timbers, spars, or the like) by overlapping and   binding their ends

Synonyms: braid, interlace, intertwine

Makeshift

n./adj.

1. A temporary expedient or substitute

Synonyms: alternative, substitute

Smattering

n./adj.

1. A slight, superficial, or introductory knowledge of something

2. Slight or superficial

Synonyms: basic, bit

 Loiter

v.

1. To linger aimlessly or as if aimless in or about a place

2. To pass time in an idle or aimless manner

Synonyms: linger, lounge, drag

Cheeky

adj.

1. Impudent, insolent

Synonyms: bold 

Downfall

n.

1. Descent to a lower position

2. Something causing ruin/failiure

Synonyms: breakdown, collapse, destruction

Splay

v./n./adj.

1. To spread out, expand, extned

2. To have a slanting direction

3. To spread or flare

Synonyms: deep, expansive, large, vast

 Acrid

adj.

1. Sharp or biting to the taste or smell; bitterly pungent; irritating   to the eyes, nose, etc.

2. Extremely or sharply stinging or bitter

Synonyms: pungent, stinging

Fray

n./v.

1. A fight, battle, or skirmish

2. A competition or contest, especially in sports

Synonyms: melee, brawl, clash

Mar

v.

1. To damage or spoil to a certain extent

2. To disfigure, deface

Synonyms: harm, ruin, impair

Riven

v./adj.

1. Rent or split apart

2. Split radially, as a log

Synonyms: divide, fray, break, rend

Harmony

n.

1. Agreement; accord; harmonious relations

2. A consistent, orderly, or pleasing arrangement of parts

Synonyms: cooperation, unity

Chisel

n./v.

1. A wedgelike tool with a cutting edge at the end of the blade,   often made of steel, used for cutting or shaping wood, stone, etc.

2. To cut, shape, or fashion by or as if by carving with a chisel

Synonyms: blade, knife, edge

Dulcet

adj./n.

1. Pleasant to the ear

2. Pleasant or agreeable to the eye or the feelings

3. An organ stop

Synonyms: musical, pleasurable, musical

Roughhewn

v.

1. To hew (timber, stone, etc.) roughly or without smoothing or  finishing

2.