Ch 1-3 definitions
to leave a ship, or other vehicle
Disembark
dour
gloomy, stern, unfriendly person
continuous twisting or squirming
writhe
cadence
regular, rhythmic flow or patter of sound
tasks that are boring, require little skill
menial
relaxed, casual lack of concern
nonchalance
conceded
admitting a truth or giving up control
move in a smooth wave-like way, rising and falling
undulated
unseemly
not proper or appropriate
proper, polit, socially correct behavior
decorum
something that cannot be physically touched
intangible
incredulous
unwilling to unable to believe something
past tense: to draw back or avoid
shied
placating
soothing or pacifying someone who is upset
formal, old-fashioned word for clothing or attire
raiment
constraint
abstracted
preoccupied or lost in thought
favorable or promising, positive outcome
auspiciously
fulsome
someone who is self-righteous, overy moralistic
priggish
serious, calm, dignified to the point of dullness
staidness
punctilious
great attention to detail or correct behaviour
completely surprised, confused, or unsure
nonplussed
timorous
nervousnes, fear, lack of confidence
feeling doubtful; appearing untrustworthy
dubiously