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| comfort in sorrow, misfortune or trouble |
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| making of amends for wrong or injury done |
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| to rid of whatever is unpure or undesirable; CLEANSE |
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| squirm, twist, as in pain |
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| a conventional poetic phrase used for or inaddition to the usual name of a person or thing,esp. in Icelandic and Anglo-Saxon verse, as "a wave traveler" for "a boat" |
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| a break, esp. a sense pause. usually near the middle of a verse, and marked in scansion by a double vertical line, as in know then thyself// presume not God to scan |
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| a bluff, high point of land/rock projecting into the water |
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| anixous or concerned; eager; careful |
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| freeing from blame or guilt |
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| morally right or justifiable |
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| to ask earnestly; implore, beg |
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| cheerrfully optimistic, hopeful, confindent |
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| to admit, confess; vouch for, guarentee |
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| to speak falsely of or misleading |
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| to charge; bind or command earnestly |
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| to represent fictiously; put on an appearance of; DECEIVE |
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| expert or nimble in the use of hands or body |
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| generous bestowal of gifts |
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