This word describes a person easily dominated or intimidated.

This word originated as a celebration of the Roman god of wine.

Jabberwocky is all of the following, EXCEPT:

A pyrrhic victory describes a win at any cost.

This proper noun is also a character in a novel by Sinclair Lewis.

This word describes a person who demands absolute adherence to rules and authority.

This word comes from the name of a French soldier and novelist who delighted in inflicting cruel pain on others.

This may be the idea of someone's

Pictured here after a sport team's big win.

Pictured here:

This word derives from a soldier's extreme devotion and patriotism to Napoleon.

This word comes from the novel Candide by French writer Voltaire.

"A blushing crow" versus "A crushing blow"

"She's as headstrong as an allegory" said my brother about our mother. What he really meant was "alligator."

This character might be considered a modern day ___.

A political doctrine in which the ends justifies the means.

This image depicts:

This term denotes an English clergyman noted for slips of the tongue.

This term describes a person ignorant of cultural values.