Metals into gold (alchemist) Parcelsus was the most famous Substance or weight alacrity speed, quickness eagerness, cheerful willingness alchemy, alchemist magical power, chemical philosophy of transmutation or changing one of importance adverse going against one's interests going in an oppositeĭirection afflicted in pain with or because of physical suffering or in distressīecause of agency action, being an instrument of, operating through agitate shake up, disturb, cause to move violently and irregularly ails wrong with, diseased airily high in the air, not seriously-there is some implicationĪlso of supernatural power (in the air) airy like or in the air, as light as air, immaterial or without advance to go before, ahead of advent coming, arrival, esp. This word never appears in the text of The Scarlet Kindly but seriously adultery consenting sexual intercourse between a married person andĪnother person to whom the first person is not married usuallyĪgainst religious law if not political or social statute. Or passively acquisition prize, gift, something gained acrid biting, sharp, bitter taste or smell acuteness sharpness of mind, clear-minded adduced put forward as an example or authority, for proof or forĬonsideration admonished warned, told by someone about one's wrongdoing, mildly or
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