Lexicon

"he lay bound with fetters of iron”

a membranous fold in a chloroplast.

Sunday [noun] the first day of the week, the day following Saturday, kept for rest and worship among Christians.

(obsolete) Of or pertaining to ashes.

"he is foppish and vain"

Alluvium is loose clay, silt, sand, or gravel that has been deposited by running water in a stream bed, on a floodplain,

(of a plant) reproducing from buds which form plantlets while still attached to the parent plant, or from seeds which germinate within the fruit.

"he hates lily-livered politicians and permissive judges"

"matters were held in abeyance pending further enquiries

a large earthenware beer mug.

a bridle without a bit, operating by exerting pressure on the horse's nose.

a large black-and-white stork with a massive bill and a bare head and neck, found in India and SE Asia.

"people remember him for his runs on the wing, his jinks"

"matters were held in abeyance pending further enquiries"

moi·​der | \ ˈmȯidə(r) \ variants: or moither \ -​ȯit͟hə-​ \ -ed/-ing/-s Definition of moider transitive verb 1 dialectal, British : to throw into disorder or an unsettled state : PERPLEX, BEWILDER had me so moidered, with his talk about securities — Irish Digest 2 dialectal, British : DISTRACT, BOTHER moider one so with their chatter — Gerald O'Donovan