plundered - looted, took goods by force, dispatched - finished, assuage - to calm, to pacify, bereft - deprived of or lacking something, ardor - passion, enthusiasm, insidious - characterized by craftiness and betrayal, stealthily treacherous or deceitful, evil, muse - a spirit or god that inspires a poet or artist, guile - craftiness, cunningness, mutinous - rebellious, victuals - food or other provisions, pinioned - confined, shackled, libation - liquid (wine) poured upon the ground as a sacrifice or offering, travail - very hard work, maelstrom - a large and violent whirlpool, supplication - a humble prayer or sincere appeal to someone who has the power to grant a request, dissemble - to conceal, to disguise, incredulity - unwillingness or inability to believe something is true, bemusing - to stupefy, to muddle, to puzzle, to distract, to hold the attention of, equity - fairness, justice, maudlin - tearfully and foolishly sentimental, contempt - disdain, scorn, lithe - flexible, supple, graceful, haughty - arrogant, impudence - the quality of being shamelessly bold and disrespectful, ruse - a trick, wiliest - craftiest, slyest, revelry - festivity, abyss - a deep, immeasurable space, vengeance - retribution, the infliction of punishment in return for a wrong committed, zenith - the highest point, peak,

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