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| NOUN A medieval poet or musician either belonging to a nobel household or traveling about |
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| NOUN Skill in using the hands, body, or mind |
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| ADJECTIVE: Inclined to love, esp. sexual love |
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| ADJECTIVE Quick and well-coordinated |
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| VERB To feel sorry for (a past action, attitude, etc.) |
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| ADJECTIVE Long and tiresome |
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| VERB To make friendly again, as after a quarrel |
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| ADJECTIVE Casually changeable or inconstant |
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| NOUN A condition or place in which according to Roman Catholics, the souls of those dyign penitent are purified from venial sins |
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| NOUN An epidemic disease of high mortality esp. the bubonic plague |
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| NOUN Having, exercising, or characterized by fluent, forceful speach |
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| ADJECTIVE (Of a man) soft or delicate to an unmanly degree in traits, tastes, habits, etc. |
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