Rippling
Waving, undulating. (Adjective)
E.g. Cornfields rippling in the wind.
Pivot
Revolve, Spin on a central shaft (Verb)
Also used as a noun, meaning axle or fulcrum.
Tumult
Uproar, commotion, loud noise. Adj. tumultuous.
Liberty
The Statue of Liberty.
Inviolate
Something that has not been violated. Untouched, unscathed. (Adjective).
Sleight
Cunning
Bedlamite
Mentally ill person, lunatic. (Archaic usage, originating from Bedlam, a colloquial name for the St. Mary Bethelhem Royal Hospital, a century-old centre to treat psychiatric patients).
c.f. Tom O'Bedlam. Also, Edgar in King Lear adopts the persona of Tom O'Bedlam, alias Poor Tom.
Acetylene
Colorless hydrocarbon gas (C2H2). It burns with a bright flame, and was used for lighting, before the invention of electric lights. Nowadays, it is used for welding.
Guerdon
Reward, recompense
