abode a home cockcrow dawn

an outburst of an coruscate flash or sparkle

access
emotion
relating to the drinking
crapulent
adieu goodbye of alcohol

afar at a distance crescent growing

apace quickly relating to growing

darkling
darkness
argosy a large merchant ship
deep, the the sea
arrant utter
dell a small valley
asunder into pieces
dingle a deep wooded valley
melancholy or bad-
atrabilious
tempered divers of varying types

aurora the dawn Dives a rich man

bard a poet dolour great sorrow

barque a boat dome a stately building

bedizen dress gaudily dulcify sweeten

beget produce (a child) effulgent shining brightly

behold see eld old age

ask urgently and a piece of rising

beseech eminence
fervently ground

bestrew scatter empyrean the sky

betake oneself go to ere before

betide happen erne a sea eagle

betoken be a warning of espy catch sight of

blade sword ether the clear sky

blithe happy evanescent quickly fading

covered by trees or farewell goodbye

bosky
bushes
fervid hot or glowing
brand a sword
fidus Achates a faithful friend
brume mist or fog
finny relating to fish
celerity swiftness
firmament the sky
surround with a
circumvallate flaxen pale yellow
rampart or wall

clarion loud and clear jeer or laugh

fleer
disrespectfully
cleave to stick fast to
 full of bends and lave wash or wash over
flexuous
curves
lay a song
fulgent shining brightly
lea an area of grassy land
fulguration a flash like lightning
lenity kindness or gentleness
fuliginous sooty; dusky
lightsome nimble
fulminate explode violently
represent in painting
limn
furbelow adorn with trimmings or words

gird secure with a belt lucent shining

glaive a sword madding acting madly; frenzied

gloaming dusk a magician or learned

mage
person
greensward grassy ground
main, the the open ocean
gyre whirl or gyrate
malefic causing harm
hark listen
manifold many and various
gooseflesh; hair
horripilation
standing on end marge a margin

hymeneal relating to marriage mead a meadow

blood, or a fluid mephitic foul-smelling

ichor
likened to it
mere a lake or pond
illude trick someone
moon a month
stain one's hand or
imbrue morrow, the the following day
sword with blood
muliebrity womanliness
impuissant powerless
lacking knowledge;
colour (something) nescient
incarnadine ignorant
crimson
nigh near
ingrate ungrateful
niveous snowy
inhume bury
noxious, harmful, or
inly inwardly nocuous
poisonous
ire anger
noisome foul-smelling
isle an island
a beautiful young
nymph
knell the sound of a bell woman

connected with orb an eye

lachrymal
weeping or tears
orgulous proud or haughty
lacustrine associated with lakes
pellucid translucent
softly glowing or
lambent perchance by some chance
flickering
 intense and
perfervid
impassioned

deceitful and
perfidious
untrustworthy

philippic a bitter verbal attack

plangent loud and mournful

plash a splashing sound

plenteous plentiful

plumbless extremely deep

poesy poetry

a song or poem
prothalamium
celebrating a wedding

puissant powerful or influential

pulchritude beauty

flow with a babbling

purl
sound

an inquisitive and
quidnunc
gossipy person

realm a kingdom

refulgent shining brightly

rend tear to pieces

repine be discontented

stern and incorruptible

Rhadamanthine
in judgement

a short, simple song

roundelay
with a refrain

rubescent reddening

glowing or glittering
rutilant with red or golden
light

sans without

scribe write

sea-girt surrounded by sea

sempiternal everlasting

serpent a snake
shade a ghost deprive of manly
unman
qualities
ship of the
a camel
desert vestal chaste; pure

shore country by the sea vesture clothing

slay kill virescent greenish

slumber sleep greenish or becoming

viridescent
green
star-crossed ill-fated
visage a person's face
steed a horse
want lack or be short of
stilly still and quiet
become larger or
storied celebrated in stories wax
stronger
strand a shore a person who travels
wayfarer
Stygian very dark on foot

a year of a person's wed marry

summer
age welkin, the the sky or heaven
relating to the sky or
supernal whited
the heavens a hypocrite
sepulchre
a whispering or
susurration wind blow (a bugle)
rustling sound
without outside
swain a young lover or suitor
wondrous inspiring wonder
military power;
sword, the
violence wont accustomed

sylvan wooded wonted usual

tarry delay leaving wrathful extremely angry

temerarious rash or reckless wreathe twist or entwine

tenebrous dark; shadowy yon yonder; that

threescore sixty of former ties or long

yore
ago
thrice three times
a young person or
tidings news; information youngling
animal
toilsome involving hard work zephyr a soft, gentle breeze
tope drink alcohol to excess

painful or laborious
travail
effort

troublous full of troubles

a rendezvous between
tryst
lovers