week 10

a singer of folk songs

• minstrel

• rogue

• dexterity

• matron

a deceitful and unreliable scoundrel

• minstrel

• dexterity

• rogue

• matron

adroitness in using the hands

• matron

• dexterity

• rogue

• minstrel

a married woman who is staid and dignified

• minstrel

• rogue

• dexterity

• matron

tastelessly showy

• matron

• garish

• tedious

• dexterity

so lacking in interest as to cause mental weariness

• tedious

• dexterity

• matron

• garish

powerful and effective language

• eloquence

• perjure

• hark

• purgatory

make oneself guilty of telling untruths in a court of law

• eloquence

• perjure

• hark

• purgatory

listen; used mostly in the imperative

• hark

• eloquence

• perjure

• purgatory

a temporary condition of torment or suffering

• sojurn

• hark

• perjure

• purgatory