Icarus Vocabulary

labyrinth (n.)

• A place constructed of intricate passageways and blind alleys; a maze

• a simple straight path leading from one point to another.

• a type of musical composition characterized by repetitive patterns

• a physical structure used for storing agricultural tools and equipment

rage (n.)

• a form of dance that involves rhythmic movements and expressions

• a state of mind characterized by worry

• A state of violent, uncontrollable anger 

• a state of mind characterized by serenity

ingenious (adj.)

• a person who is always pessimistic and negative

• something that is routine and ordinary

• to be clever, original, and inventive

• something that is super-human

prowess (n.)

• the pride someone has

• the strength and courage someone has

• the forward part of a ship

• the person in charge of a convent

stow away (v.)

• to keep a secret

• to sneak off without being seen

• to give someone a ride in your vehicle as a favor

• to hide aboard a vessel in order to travel secretly

poised (v.)

• balanced and stable; in control; ready for action

• to move in an uncontrollable manner

• to run in fear

• to lift something heavy

misgivings (n.)

• the state of being confused

• someone who takes a gift back

• feelings of doubt or hesitations

• a person who returns a gift to the giver

frantic (adj.)

• to be moody and unpredictable

• to do something quickly with extreme nervousness

• to be casual and unconcerned

• to be extremely devoted to someone or something

anxiety (n.)

• an uneasy or worried feeling

• a condition where someone feels excessively cheerful and optimistic

• a confidence in one's abilities

• a state of complete relaxation and calmness

exaltation (n.)

• a method of meditation focused on inner peace and silence

• a feeling of great happiness or joy

• a state of deep meditation

• used to describe a type of traditional clothing worn in Greek ceremonies