the odyssey vocabulary. the odyssey book 1 muse: a daughter of zeus, credited with divine...
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The Odyssey Book 1
Muse: a daughter of Zeus, credited with divine inspiration
harried: tormented, harrassed
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ponderous: heavy in a clumsy way; bulky
profusion: abundancenectar and ambrosia: the drink and food of the gods
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fawned on: showed affection for
ambrosial: fit for the gods
foreboding: a sense of approaching evil
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swineherd: a person whose job is to take care of pigs
muzzle: the long nose and mouth of an animal
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rubbish: things that are no longer useful and have been thrown out
dung: the solid waste of an animal
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savage: not domesticated; lacking restraints of human behavior that are no longer useful and have been thrown out
captivity: state of being kept in a place and not free
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beggar: a person who lives by begging for food and money
archery: sport or skill of shooting a bow and arrow
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quiver: case in which arrows are carried
commandeer: to take control of by force
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revelry: noisy merrymaking, festivity
runnels: streamsmortal: certain to die, causing death
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entrails: internal organsrash: foolish; thoughtlessrestitution: a making good for loss or damage; repayment