| Definition | Mythological Term |
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| eager desire to possess something; greed | |
| wild enthusiasm or excitement | |
| warrior; from the Roman God of War | |
| the sea personified; the Roman God associated with Poseidon, god of water and oceans | |
| a play of colors producing rainbow effects | |
| someone who tries to fashion someone into the person he desires | |
| good humored; to express surprise or agreement | |
| to bully | |
| most vulnerable spot on a person; on weakness a person may have | |
| a symbol of immortality or rebirth | |
| | Definition | Mythological Term |
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| some creature of inspiration | |
| majestic in manner, superior to mundane affairs | |
| being in love with our own self-image | |
| very strong or of extraordinary power; son of Zeus | |
| omniscient; all-seeing | |
| the human soul, self, and mind | |
| large, grand, enormous; giant son of Zeus and Elara | |
| a bitter white, crystalline alkaloid used to relieve pain and induce sleep | |
| a predatory person or nagging woman | |
| poetic inspiration; named after a winged horse | |
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