Explicit- Absolutely clear or precise
Lair- Den
Ravenous- Very Hungry
Imparted- Give from or as if from a store
Divine- Relating to or Being God or a god, Supremely good
Disconsolately- Hopelessly sad
Larceny- Theft
Consternation- Amazed dismay
Garret- Attic
Rimy- Frost like ice formed on exposed objects
Imprecation- Curse
Vicariously- Experienced imaginatively or sympathetically
Commiserate- Sympathize
Abhorrence- Hate
Omnipotent- Almighty
Imperious- Arrogant or domineering
Asunder- Into separate pieces
Groveling- Abase (lower in dignity) oneself
Parley- Conference about a dispute
Epistle- Letter
Erudition- Great learning
Conciliatory- Gain the goodwill of
Ablutions- Washing of ones body
Wholly- Totally
Seclusion- Shut off alone
Crevice- Narrow fissure
Morsel- Small piece or quantity
Sullen- Gloomily silent
Obstinate- Stubborn
Insolently- Contemptuously(Felling or expressing content) rude
Aversion- Feeling dislike
Contemptuously- Felling or expressing content
Ignominiously- Dishonorable
Testy- Easily annoyed
Felicitous- Aptly (Suitably) expressed
Synopsis- Condensed statement or outline, Summary
Commend- Entrust, Recommend
Bereave- Deprive of something
Proprieties- Standard of acceptability in social conduct
Discernible- Discover with the eyes or with the mind
Condescend- Lower oneself, Act Haughtily
Dexterous- Skillful with the hands
Rebuff- Refuse rudely
Allude- Refer indirectly
Remonstrate- Speak in protest
Diabolical- Devilish
Coherent- Able to stick together
Gravity- Serious importance
Sagacious- Shrewd
Ulterior- Not revealed
Swarthy- Dark in complexion
Hermitage- Dwelling of a hermit (One who lives in solitude)
Morose- Sullen (Gloomily silent)
Retort- Say in reply
Unscrupulous- Being or acting in total disregard of conscience, ethical principles or rights of others
Malignant- Harmful
Surmise- Guess
Corroborate- Support with evidence
Altercation- Dispute
Exultant- Rejoice in triumph
Countenance- Face or facial expression
Imperceptibly- Not perceptible
Placable- Appease
Clemency- Merciful
Audacious- Extremely bold
Gloat- Think of something with pride
Dilapidated- Cause to fall into a state of partial ruin
Magnanimous- Noble or generous
Acquiesce- Consent
Wreak- Inflict
Courtier- Person in attendance of royal court...