Alphabetical Order A-D
Alphabetical Order E-I
Alphabetical Order J-O
Alphabetical Order P-S
Alphabetical Order S-Z
100

Competing or fighting, often for something important

Contending

100

to show or feel a lively or triumphant joy; to rejoice greatly.

exult

100

one's family or relations; relatives.

kin

100

to suffer a mental or physical decline, often due to longing or grief.

pined

100

Men who court or pursue a woman in or for marriage

suitors

200

friends or companions, often in a shared endeavor or experience.

comrades

200

to disinfect or purify an area by using smoke or vapor, often to eliminate pests.

fumigate

200

a sharp, wailing sound made in grief or mourning, often associated with lamentation.

keening

200

a prediction of future events, often believed to be divinely inspired or revealed.

Prophecy

200

sudden, strong bursts of wind or brief storms, often accompanied by rain or snow.

squalls

300

mean or despicable people, or very aggressive or competitive dogs.

curs

300

Large-scale sacrifices, usually of animals, to gods

hecatombs

300

rebellious or disobedient, especially against authority or leadership.

mutinous 

300

aggressively greedy or grasping; having an insatiable appetite for more.

rapacious

300

A caretaker of pigs

swineherd

400

something worn out or weakened, often used to characterize aged individuals or places that have lost their former strength and glory.

decrepit 

400

occupied or lived in by people or creatures.

inhabited

400

Signs believed to foretell future events

Omens

400

to awaken or stir someone from a state of inactivity or sleep.

roused

400

A cloth used to wrap a dead body

shroud

500

the act of stealing or violently removing valuable possessions; plundering.

despoiling

500

Boldly rude or disrespectful

insolent

500

A prophetic figure or site through which divine messages are communicated

oracle

500

To search for and collect discarded items, often associated with survival

scavenge

500

a series of shots or arrows fired in quick succession, often used in the context of archery or sports.

volley