1. mournful (adj.

)
expressing sorrow
Synonyms:
plaintive
sorrowful
Antonyms:
joyful

1. psalm (v.)
sing or celebrate in psalms
Synonyms:
sing
1. slumber (v.)
be asleep
Synonyms:
sleep in
hibernate
log Z's
catch a wink
aestivate
kip
sleep late
rest
nap
sleep
bundle
catnap
hole up
catch some Z's
practice bundling
estivate
Antonyms:
estivate
wake
be active
hibernate
aestivate
2. holier-than-thou (adj.)
excessively or hypocritically pious
Synonyms:
pharisaic
self-righteous
sanctimonious
pietistic
pharisaical
pious
pietistical
Antonyms:
impious
1. fleeting (adj.)
lasting for a markedly brief time
Synonyms:
momentaneous
short
fugitive
momentary
Antonyms:
long
1. fleeting (adj.)
lasting for a markedly brief time
Synonyms:
momentaneous
short
fugitive
momentary
Antonyms:
long
1. muffled (adj.)
being or made softer or less loud or clear
Synonyms:
muted
soft
softened
dull
Antonyms:
loud
1. bivouac (n.)
temporary living quarters specially built by the army for soldiers
Synonyms:
encampment
military quarters
camp
cantonment
laager
boot camp
lager
hutment
1. cattle (n.)
domesticated bovine animals as a group regardless of sex or
age
Synonyms:
oxen
grade
boeuf
bovine
dairy cow
cows
Devon
beef
Welsh
milk cow
beef cattle
dairy cattle
Africander
milker
genus Bos
Bos
stirk
moo-cow
ox
herd
bull
bullock
milch cow
kine
Bos taurus
cow
Welsh Black
calf
milcher
steer
red poll
2. strife (n.)
lack of agreement or harmony
Synonyms:
disorder
discord
Antonyms:
order
1. bury (v.)
cover from sight
Synonyms:
conceal
hide
Antonyms:
show
1. perhaps (adv.)
by chance
Synonyms:
perchance
maybe
possibly
peradventure
mayhap
1. sailing (n.)
the work of a sailor
Synonyms:
steerage
navigation
work
cabotage
seafaring
employment
steering
1. solemn (adj.)
dignified and somber in manner or character and committed to
keeping promises
Synonyms:
sober
sedate
grave
serious
Antonyms:
frivolous
1. forlorn (adj.)
marked by or showing hopelessness
Synonyms:
hopeless
Antonyms:
hopeful
1. shipwreck (n.)
a wrecked ship (or a part of one)
Synonyms:
ship
1. pursuing (adj.)
following in order to overtake or capture or as accompaniment
to such pursuit
Synonyms:
following
Antonyms:
leading

1. triumph (n.)
a successful ending of a struggle or contest
Synonyms:
waltz
pin
win
sweep
walk-in
ending
slam
conclusion
service break
runaway
laugher
checkmate
walkaway
shoo-in
victory
finish
blowout
fall
Pyrrhic victory
romp
success
last laugh
independence
landslide
Antonyms:
failure
beginning
defeat
1. impostor (n.)
a person who makes deceitful pretenses
Synonyms:
beguiler
slicker
fraud
trickster
cheater
shammer
cheat
imposter
deceiver
pseudo
faker
ringer
pseud
role player
fake
pretender
name dropper
sham
stoop (v.)
bend one's back forward from the waist on down
Synonyms:
flex
huddle
crouch
cower
squinch
bow
bend
change posture
1. heap (n.)
a collection of objects laid on top of each other
Synonyms:
slagheap
scrapheap
mound
agglomerate
midden
cumulus
pile
compost pile
muckhill
funeral pyre
aggregation
collection
stack
compost heap
muckheap
woodpile
shock
dunghill
stockpile
pyre
cumulation
accumulation
assemblage
1. sinew (n.)
possessing muscular strength
Synonyms:
strength
brawn
heftiness
brawniness
muscle
muscularity
Antonyms:
weakness
1. foe (n.)
an armed adversary (especially a member of an opposing
military force)
Synonyms:
enemy
opposer
resister
opposition
foeman
besieger
adversary
antagonist
opponent
Antonyms:
agonist