| "Farewell!" | | |
| a farewell | | |
| 1. an arrival; 2. a coming into place or view | | |
| the highest point, tip | | |
| 1. to absorb fully or make one's own; 2. to adopt as one's own; 3. to adapt fully | | |
| false, counterfeit | | |
| 1. unreasonably high; 2. excessive | | |
| the time between | | |
| temporary, coming between two points in time | | |
| 1. to flood, overflow; 2. to overwhelm by numbers or size | | |
| to speak evil of, slander | | |
| evil | | |
| to wander about, wind about | | |
| a sharp turn or twist | | |
| 1. a large city; 2. the chief city of an area | | |
| very important | | |
| noisy, unruly, disorderly | | |
| thoughtful, melancholy | | |
| dangerous | | |
| 1. of poor quality; 2. characterized by inferior workmanship | | |
| lively, full of life, spicy, flavorful | | |
| angry and bad-tempered, rude | | |
| a long, angry speech, usually very critical | | |
| an idle wanderer, tramp | | |
| wandering aimlessly | | |