| Hint | Answer |
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| acquired by force, usually in war | |
| woer, one wishing to marry the one they woe | |
| prevent someone's plans or wished from being fulfilled | |
| weird, mysterious, strange | |
| eating large amounts of food quickly | |
| rude, haughty | |
| cleverly, cunningly | |
| act of pouring out wine as a religious offering | |
| fleet of small vessels | |
| polished by friction | |
| very harmful, destructive | |
| brave, noble, chivalrous | |
| food of the gods | |
| blame | |
| cautious | |
| bitter jeer or blame | |
| stubborn, willful, obstinate | |
| coarse, cruel, inhuman person | |
| pry out | |
| cowardly, submissive | |
| intoxicating, exciting | |
| cowered, shrunk back in fear | |
| most important quality or something / main | |
| radiant, shining | |
| decent, ancestry | |
| to deal out as punishment or justice | |
| chains, hand-cuffs | |
| pile of wood for burning corpses | |
| annoy, irritate | |
| renounce, give-up | |
| | Hint | Answer |
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| satisfy a desire or thirst | |
| skilled at gaining an advantage | |
| grimly mocking, cynical, or sarcastic | |
| sentimental | |
| generous and forgiving to rivals or people lesser than you | |
| reflecting deep, serious thought | |
| soon fading out of sight, memory, or existence | |
| demonstrating skill and cleverness | |
| not honourable in character or purpose | |
| tirade; lengthy aggressive speech | |
| criticize in an angry or abusive manner | |
| having a self-assured manner | |
| an animal pursued by a hunter or predatory animal | |
| refusing to obey orders | |
| without injury or harm | |
| salt water | |
| walking or behaving in a confident way | |
| a small wood, orchard, or group of trees | |
| sacred, holy (honour as or make holy) | |
| agitate or turn vigorously | |
| a person in exile or the state of being kept from going home | |
| attractive and impressive, usually through colour | |
| being able to deal with problems | |
| ageless and undying | |
| being able to avoid painful and embarrassing topics | |
| a messenger of news | |
| grow weak (~in despair) | |
| move slowly in a shuffling manner | |
| a priest/priestess who tells prophecies, elsewise a place where prophecies are made | |
| sly or cunning intelligence | |
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