If you were absent, or just want the full definition she gave us in class, (with the etymology, and big words to be held accountable for) here you go!
(v) to be an omen of; to indicate by signs [OE boda- message] | ||
(adj) having an unpleasant odor [L. fætere- to stink] | ||
(n) a male demon or evil spirit fabled to have sexual intercourse with women in their sleep; a nightmare; an oppressive or nightmarish burden [L. incubare- to sit or lie on] | ||
(n) the period of greatest power, vigor, success, or influence; the prime years [1580- variation of high day] | ||
(adj) burning with enthusiasm or zeal; extremely heated [L. feavere- to boil] | ||
(adj) unpleasantly damp or wet [Swed/Icelandic dökk or damak- a marshy piece of ground; a swamp or stagnant water] | ||
(n) a state of perfect happiness or blessedness; a blessing [L. beatus- happy, blessed] | ||
(adj) worldwide or universal in influence or application [L. oecumenicus- belonging to the whole inhabited world] | ||
(n) someone or something that one especially dislikes, dreads or avoids [Fr. "black beast"] | ||
(adj) of immense size, volume, or capacity; enormous, prodigious [Fr. the name of a friendly giant (Gargantua) in Rabelais's satire, Gargantua and Pantagruel] | ||
(v) to yield or submit tamely or submissively [Gk. trokhos wheel- from truckle bed (a low bed on wheels that may be pushed under another bed...] | ||
(n) needless repetition of an idea by using different but equivalent words; a redundancy | ||
(n) a basic foundation or framework; a system of public works; the resources and facilities required for an activity; permanent military installations [L. infra- beneath + struere- to construct] | ||
(adj) long-winded and wordy; tending to speak or write in such a way [L. prolixus- long, extended] | ||
(n) an extra or unexpected gift or gratuity [Creole: la ñapa- the gift] | ||
(n) someone who seeks favoritism through flattery or servile behavior; a brown-nose; a slanderer; defamer [Gk. sūkon- fig + phainein- to show] | ||
(n) someone whose welfare, training, or career is under the patronage of an influential person [Fr. protéger- to protect] | ||
(n-sing.) the acclaim, prestige, or renown that comes as the result of some achievement; praise [Gk. kydos- honor; renown; glory] | ||
(n) an original pattern or model; a primitive or ancestral form [Gk. protos- first, original + typos- model, type] | ||
(v) to entice; to persuade by using flattery or artful talk; to obtain by sweet talking [OF aveugler- to lead a blind person astray] |