the act of speaking words that will be written or typed
dictation
when someone says the opposite of what they actually mean
verbal irony
to send payment
remit
the first of a kind
prototype
extreme anger
fury
a system of ranking according to power, status, or importance
hierarchy
a type of wine that is expensive
amontillado
to leave out
a hero of a story
protagonist
destiny
fate
a feeling of disappointment or humilitation
chagrin
caverns where people are buried and wine may be stored
catacombs
to obey
submit
man made
synthetic
full of cheer
jovial
rudeness; illustrating a lack of respect
impertinence
dramatic irony
to move back or away from a previous location
recede
lack of concern or care
apathy
to tempt
tantilize
great happiness; overwhelming emotion
rapture
a surprise ending; when the opposite of what we expect to happen happens
situational irony
to follow in order
succeed
the study of diseases
pathology
an experienced or trusted advisor
mentor