1. TRUMPERY (n.) <(Middle English: deceit): a) worthless nonsense; b) trivial or useless articles
2. TUMBREL (n.) 1.a tipcart; 2 a vehicle carrying condemned persons to a place of execution
3. UNGUENT (n.) ointment
4. VANTAGE (n.) 1. BENEFIT, GAIN; 2.superiority in a contest
5. VELLUM (n.) parchment
6. VENEER (n.) 1.thin layer; cover; 2. a superficial or deceptively attractive appearance, display, or effect. FACADE,GLOSS
7. VIAND (n.) food
8. VICTUAL (n.) food usable by people
9. ALIMONY (n.) payment by a husband to his divorced wife
10. ATROPHY (n.) a wasting away or progressive decline
11. BARRAGE (n.) barrier laid down by artillery fire
12. BIVOUAC (n.) temporary encampment
13. CANKER (n.) any ulcerous sore; any evil
14. CATACLYSM (n.) deluge; upheaval
15. CONTUSION (n.) injury to tissue usually without laceration;bruise
16. DEFAULT (n.) failure to do
17. DEFECTION (n.) conscious abadonment of allegiance or duty;desertion
18. DEMOLITION (n.) destruction
19. DEPRAVITY (n.) corruption; wickedness
20. DILAPIDATION (n.) ruin because of neglect
21. DREGS (n.) sediment; worthless residue
22. DROSS (n.) waste matter; worthless impurities
23. DURESS (n.) forcible restraint, especially unlawfully
24. ENIGMA (n.) substance causing vomiting
25. ENNUI (n.) boredom
26. FOIBLE (n.) (<Old French: feeble) weakness; slight fault
27. FLOTSAM (n.) drifting wreckage of a ship or its cargo
28. HOLOCAUST (n.) destruction by fire
29. IMBROGLIO (n.) a complicated situation; entanglement
30. JEOPARDY (n.) exposure to death or danger
31. LESION (n.) unhealthy change in structure; injury; harm
32. MOTE (n.) small speck