| bewitch |
to enchant or cast a spell over with magic or as if with magic. |
| decoration |
something used to decorate or to make something else more beautiful. |
| essentially |
at the core; when the most important part is considered. |
| feeble |
without strength; weak in body or mind. |
| gurgle |
to flow with a noisy, bubbling sound. |
| interruption |
the act of stopping or breaking off something in progress. |
| labor |
hard work or effort. |
| lance |
a weapon with a long pole and pointed metal head. |
| merriment |
lighthearted and happy enjoyment, especially in the company of others; gaiety; mirth. |
| ogre |
an ugly giant or monster in folk tales and children's stories. Ogres are said to eat people. |
| presidency |
the office, length of service, and jobs of a president. |
| ransom |
the payment demanded in return for setting a kidnapped person free, or the act of setting someone free by paying the price demanded. |
| stagger |
to walk or stand in an unsteady way or with a need for support. |
| talented |
having a natural skill or gift in some activity. |
| visitor |
one who comes to see someone or something. |