ENGLISH

• A squire is a young nobleman who serves as an attendant to a knight, usually in medieval times
• Spoils refer to the goods or possessions that are taken as a result of winning a battle or conflict
• Heedless means to be unaware or careless, not paying attention to something
• Peril refers to a situation of danger or risk
• Fluctuations are changes or variations, often in an unpredictable or irregular manner
• Vanquishing means to defeat or overcome someone or something in a battle or competition
• Enmity refers to a state of deep-seated hostility or animosity towards someone
• Bowels, in this context, are referring to the innermost parts or depths of someone's being or character
• Impetuosity refers to acting or reacting with sudden or rash impulsiveness, without much thought or consideration
• Conject refers to a conclusion or opinion that is based on incomplete information or evidence
• A buckler is a small round shield that is held in one hand for protection
• Hack refers to a horse that is old or worn-out, often used for labor or travel
• Ardour means intense enthusiasm, passion, or eagerness
• Avidity refers to a strong desire or craving for something
• A curate is a clergyman or priest who assists the parish priest in a church
• A knight-errant is a medieval knight who travels in search of adventure and acts of chivalry
• Deficiency refers to a lack or shortage of something
• Ingenuity refers to the quality of being clever, inventive, or resourceful
• Word Play is the use of literary devices that zoom in the reader's attention on the humorous effect
• A Pun is a play on words creating a double meaning using words with similar pronunciation
• An Oxymoron is a combination of two contrasting words to create new meaning