Musical Words
Adjective: making a loud noise like the sound of thunder
thunderous
Verb: to eat hungrily or quickly
devour
Verb: to steal things, especially by force
plunder
Adjective: boldly courageous, brave
valiant
Noun: something that is made by mixing different things together (such as food or drink)
concoction
Noun: a long piece of music, typically in four parts, performed by an orchestra
symphony
Noun: a style of cooking
cuisine
Adjective: very rude or aggressive, without manners
barbaric
Verb: to order someone not to do something or to say something that is not allowed
forbid
Adjective: getting what is wanted in a deceptive or clever way
cunning
Noun: a person who writes music
composer
Noun: a sweet baked good made of dough
pastry
Noun: someone who tries to become wealthy or powerful by doing something illegal or dishonest
buccaneer
Adjective: relating to the Middle Ages
medieval
Verb: to become visible, to appear in a magical way
materialize
Verb: to make something louder
amplify
Adjective: delicious, mouthwatering
delectable
Noun: when a group of people refuses to obey orders from its leader
mutiny
Noun: a small tower on a building
turret
Adjective: very unusual or strange, different from what is normal
Outlandish
a self-contained part of a larger musical selection
movement
Adjective: Extremely tasty or delicious
scrumptious
Verb: trapped and isolated in an inaccessible place, especially an island
marooned
Noun: a young attendant or servant to the royal court
page
Noun: medieval forerunner of chemistry, based on the supposed transformation of matter
alchemy