Fever 1793 ch. 6-10

expression of sympathy for a loss, especially death

• condolences

• din

• gumption

• hordes

loud, unpleasant, confused mixture of noises

• din

• droll

• gumption

• hordes

amusing in a strange or odd way

• droll

• gumption

• hordes

• oppressively

common sense, courage, determination

• gumption

• hordes

• oppressively

• respite

a swarm, crowd, or vast multitude of something

• hordes

• oppressively

• respite

• rile

weighing heavily on the senses or spirit; causing great discomfort

• oppressively

• respite

• rile

• tedious

a period of rest; a pause to relax

• respite

• rile

• tedious

• vehemently

to make angry, annoy, or irritate

• rile

• tedious

• vehemently

• condolences

long, tiring, boring

• tedious

• vehemently

• condolences

• din

showing strong, forceful feeling; intense emotion

• vehmently

• condolences

• din

• droll