| apothecary | one that prepares and sells medicines; pharmacist |
| avidity | ardent desire or craving; eagerness |
| chaotic | greatly disordered; disarrayed |
| condescend | be gracious enough (to do something), especially while showing one's sense of dignity or superiority |
| convulsive | uncontrollable; characterized by violent |
| coridal | warm and friendly |
| evolve | to undergo gradual change |
| genial | having a pleasant or friendly disposition; gracious |
| grimace | a contortion of the face expressive of pain, contempt, or disgust |
| implore | urgently beg |
| insufferable | difficult or impossible to endure |
| interval | the amount of time between two specified events; a pause or interlude |
| irascible | angry; ill-tempered |
| meditative | with reflection or contemplation; pensively |
| naive | without pretension; ingenious |
| nonchalance | casual lack of concern |
| quench | to suppress; squelch |
| refractory | obstinately resistant to control |
| remonstrate | say in protest, objection, or reproof |
| ruddy | having a healthy reddish color |
| temptation | enticement |
