untrammeled
(adjective) unrestricted; not hampered
exuberant
(adjective) luxuriant; filled with lively character
withal
(adverb) in addition; nevertheless
incorruptible
(adjective) unable to be corrupted
determinate
(adjective) definite; certain
masses
(pl. noun) groups of people; big crowd, usually as the audience
aesthetic
(adjective) of appealing appearance
moiety
(noun) a part or portion
fervid
(adjective) glowing or burning
devious
(adjective) involving indirect or roundabout ways of achieving something
semi-barbaric
(adjective) half or partly savagely cruel or brutal
florid
(adjective)
1. having a red or flushed complexion
2. elaborately or excessively intricate or complicated
self-communing
(verb) the act of communicating with oneself
genial
(adjective) friendly and cheerful
semified
(adjective) A made-up word meaning "reduced in half or made partial."
rhaposdies
(pl. noun) enthusiastic expressions of emotion
barleycorn
(noun) an old unit of measure equal to the width of one grain of barley—about a third of an inch
retribution
(noun) punishment
epithalmic
(adjective) pertaining to a song in honor of a bride and groom
solemnized
(adjective) celebrated formally
tribunal
(noun) usually refers to a group of judges or a place of judgement
ardor
(noun) intense passion
parapet
(noun) a low wall or railing
reveries
(noun) daydreams
presume
(verb) to take upon oneself without permission or authority; to dare
