the oddssey vocab part

A feeling of sharp irritation or resentment.

To walk or go with unsteady steps.

Relating to or characteristic of hell

Emotionally hardened

To mention or suggest for the first time

To decrease gradually in strength, intensity, or size.

An offensive or disrespectful action or remark.

Vanishing

An omen or sign of something to come, typically something bad.

Full of wile

Scornful, mocking, or sneering, often with a grim sense of humor.

Flexible, capable of bending or moving easily.

To evade or escape work or responsibility.

A homeless person with no means of support.

To lure or persuade with sweet words or gentle persuasion.

Harsh and disorderly in sound.

To plan with ingenuity or cunning

Inspiring reverence or admiration

To encircle or surround with a belt or band.

Bearing or deserving of disgrace or shame.

A person or thing that applies or administers punishment or severe criticism.

To irritate or annoy.

Of low character, lacking honor or nobility.

Foul or repulsive, as from lack of cleanliness

Disposed to rebelling against authority.

Unharmed, not hurt.

Having a fresh, red color.

To dig or force out.

To distribute by portion or by measure.

Excessively fond.

Powerful.

A sharp or stern reprimand.

In a rough or blunt way.

A small or pitiful amount.

Dreamily thoughtful.

To be generous in forgiving or overlooking injury or insult.

To escort, usually to protect

Having a strong taste or smell.

Without thought or regard.

To take away by cheating or tricking.

A person who prays humbly.

Great bravery

To strive for in competition.

Insidious cunning in attaining a goal

Causing insidious harm or deadly consequences.

To polish with friction

Chivalrous, brave, spirited.

To cool or refresh.

To take goods by force.

To get incredibly angry.

To rejoice, to show joy.

Something that is easily bent

Something mysterious and eerie.

To speak abusively.

Boldly rude or disrespectful