WorksheetsCastle Diary Vocabulary pages 7-44
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
in the same way
likewise
genteel
tutelage
prim
well-bred or refined
genteel
mayhap
jeer
endeavor
tutelage
instruction, teaching, or guidance
the largest and strongest tower or structure in a medieval castle
in the same way
an accidental stroke of good luck
prim
precise or proper, as in behavior
a private chamber in a medieval house
to conquer by superior force, as in battle
a gateway that is wide enough to permit a large number of troops to pass at a time
mayhap
perhaps
well-bred or refined
to complain rudely and loudly
a jester or fool
keep
the largest and strongest tower or structure in a medieval castle
to conquer by superior force, as in battle
a long, tapering flag, usually triangular in shape
a wooden framework with holes for the head and/or hands, used for public punishment
a private chamber in a medieval house
solar
fluke
dizzard
pennant
to take pleasure in something
relish
jeer
endeavor
solar
endeavor
an attempt
to settle or lodge in a camp
the first part of the day, before noon
French; “let go”
jeer
to complain rudely and loudly
in the same way
a wooden framework with holes for the head and/or hands, used for public punishment
precise or proper, as in behavior
an accidental stroke of good luck
fluke
feign
forenoon
encamp
to settle or lodge in a camp
the largest and strongest tower or structure in a medieval castle
well-bred or refined
to make believe or pretend
vanquish
to conquer by superior force, as in battle
an accidental stroke of good luck
a gateway that is wide enough to permit a large number of troops to pass at a time
a long, tapering flag, usually triangular in shape
to make believe or pretend
feign
encamp
laissez aller
mayhap
the first part of the day, before noon
forenoon
encamp
genteel
prim
pillory
a wooden framework with holes for the head and/or hands, used for public punishment
a jester or fool
an accidental stroke of good luck
to take pleasure in something
sally port
a gateway that is wide enough to permit a large number of troops to pass at a time
a long, tapering flag, usually triangular in shape
a wooden framework with holes for the head and/or hands, used for public punishment
the largest and strongest tower or structure in a medieval castle
a jester or fool
dizzard
pillory
jeer
solar
a long, tapering flag, usually triangular in shape
pennant
dizzard
vanquish
endeavor
laissez aller
French; “let go”
an attempt
perhaps
in the same way
