| Definitions | Album Title | No. Words |
| an exciting, suspenseful play or story | |
| the rear part of the human body | IN | lacking hue and brightness | |
| THE | not pale or fair | lateral surface of an object | OF | THE | earth's natural satellite | |
| wooden club used in certain games | away from | OF | state of torment | |
| a period of 1000 years | |
| stories or statements in general circulation without confirmation | |
| to arrive by movement | ON | above in authority, rank, power | |
| having ragged notches, points, or teeth | small in size | form of medicine | |
| army officer rank above corporal | plant of the genus Piper | without company | organs of blood circulation | a heavy stick | group functioning together | |
| dropping or descending | in the direction of | pronoun of the second person | |
| an art of sound in time | a container, usually rectangular | |
| perilous, risky, hazardous, unsafe | |
| LET'S | to communicate by speaking | of, concerning, in regard to | passionate affection for another | |
| | Definitions | Album Title | No. Words |
| supernatural, incorporeal beings | possessing or owning | having been transported through the air | |
| brought forth by birth | IN | THE | federal republic consisting of 50 states and District of Columbia | |
| male siblings | IN | upper limbs from the shoulder to the elbow | |
| of poor or inferior quality, defective, deficient | |
| THE | hard vertical surface used to subdivide interior space | |
| attention; heed; notice, usually used in negative constructions; pay him no ________ | |
| a roadway in a town remote from the main roads | the rear part of the human body | |
| liable to cause sliding, as ice, oil, a wet surface | at what time or period? | soaked with liquid | |
| a desire for food or drink | intended to belong to | the act of destroying | |
| of, pertaining to, characteristic of, or attributed to God or a deity | |
| a newborn | a single unit | a greater quantity | a limited period or interval | |
| a fabric upon which colored threads are woven by hand to produce a design, often pictorial, used for wall hangings, furniture coverings, etc. | |
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