Wordly Wise 11 Lesson 2

accoutrements

• Equipment or accessories.

• Feeling or expressing a sense of injustice, injury, or offense.

• Easily angered; quick tempered.

• To behave or conduct oneself.

aggrieved

• Easily angered; quick tempered.

• To behave or conduct oneself.

• To disrupt the self-possession or confidence of; to perturb or fluster.

• Feeling or expressing a sense of injustice, injury, or offense.

choleric

• Animals in a region or period, considered as a whole.

• Easily angered; quick tempered.

• To behave or conduct oneself.

• To disrupt the self possession or confidence of; to perturb or fluster.

disconcert

• To place or come between; to intervene or interrupt.

• To roam in search of plunder.

• To disrupt the self-possession or confidence of; to perturb or fluster.

• Animals of a region or period, considered as a whole.

fauna

• Animals of a region or period, considered as a whole.

• To place or come between; to intervene or interrupt.

• To roam in search of plunder.

• A small amount.

interpose

• To roam in search of plunder.

• A small amount.

• Having or exhibiting great wealth or abundance.

• To place or come between; to intervene or interrupt.

maraud

• A member of the nobility.

• To roam in search of plunder.

• A small amount.

• Having or exhibiting great wealth or abundance.

modicum

• A member of the nobility.

• Not given to action or reaction; sluggish or calm in temperament.

• A small amount.

• Having or exhibiting great wealth or abundance.

opulent

• Having or exhibiting great wealth or abundance.

• A member of the nobility.

• Not given to action or reaction; sluggish or calm in temperament.

• A natural inclination or tendency.

patrician

• Not given to action or reaction; sluggish or calm in temperament.

• A natural inclination or tendency.

• Relating to the treatment of a disease; contributing to general well-being.

• A member of the nobility.