to chastise, castigate, correct

ability, power

(noun) a clergyman; (verb) to direct or manage a museum or an exhibit

severe or stern in disposition or appearance, having great self-denial

loud, argumentative, prone to fighting

to degrade or lessen in value; a morally bankrupt person, a profligate

integral, intrinsic

a burial chamber, tomb

bearing, presence, manner

timid, fearful, apprehensive

state of ease, rest, even listlessness

swirl, ringlet, curlicue

loud, raucous noise

to charge, to accuse; a charge or accusation

lying prone, flat, especially in humility

bane, curse, affliction or a whip, lash, punishment

respect, honor

harmless

distinguished, having high stature

inability to tire, tireless

uproar, disturbance

a calling, such as the ministry; a job one seems meant to do

emerging, newly born or created

to spoof, to mock; or a text meant to spoof or mock

to scold, censor

a god

a remarkable development

intellectual depth; penetrating knowledge; keen insight; etc.

marked by extreme intensity of emotions or convictions; inclined to react violently

firm in attitude or opinion, unyielding

unable to speak

to father, engender; a father

special skill

as a color, dark, black-brown