| Congenital | Existing since birth |
| Conventional | Usual or traditional |
| Cow | To make someone too afraid to do something |
| Drench | To make something completely wet |
| Drowsy | Tired and ready to fall asleep |
| Effaced | To cause something to fade or disappear |
| Elegant | Graceful |
| Enhance | To increase or improve something |
| Even-keeled | Stable or consistent |
| Feign | To pretend to feel or be affected |
| Fret | To worry about something |
| Goon | A hired person who threatens or harms |
| Hamper | To slow the progress of something |
| Hedonist | One who believes pleasure is most important |
| Imitator | One who copies |
| Impeding | Slowing progress or movement |
| Implore | To make a serious emotional request |
| Insure | To make something certain or safe |
| Insurmountable | Impossible to overcome |
| Intimidate | To make someone afraid |
| Intrinsic | Natural or inherent |
| Litter | To make messy or dirty |
| Materialist | Belief that only material things exist |
| Matinee | Afternoon cinema show |
| Miraculous | Very wonderful or amazing |
| Miscreant | A person doing immoral or illegal acts |
| Munificent | Very generous |
| Natal | Related to birth |
| Negate | To make ineffective |
| Notorious | Famous for something bad |
| Novice | A beginner |
| Obviate | To avoid or remove necessity |
| Overwhelming | Very great in number |
| Parable | A moral story |
| Plagiarist | One who copies others’ work |
| Prologue | Introductory speech or poem |
| Prosecuted | Punished by legal process |
| Recite | To say or describe |
| Salvation | Saving from evil or harm |
| Savour | Enjoyable quality |
| Sophisticated | Highly developed and complex |
| Soporific | Causing sleep |
| Steadfast | Not changing |
| Stingy | Unwilling to spend money |
| Stoic | Indifferent to pleasure or pain |
| Supplicate | To pray |
| Tractable | Easily controlled |
| Triumphant | Successful or victorious |
| Unadorned | Not decorated |
| Upbraid | To criticize angrily |
| Vague | Not clear |
| Valetudinarian | A person who thinks they are always ill |
| Vandal | One who damages property |
| Virtuous | Morally good |
| Weaponry | Weapons |
| Whims | Sudden wishes or decisions |
