sticel, m.n: that with which a prick may be given (‘stickle’ in stickle-back); a sting, goad. (STIH-chell / ˈstɪ-tʃɛl)

nearu-wrenc, m.n: a trick or wile that causes anxiety or trouble. (NEH-ah-ruh-WRENCH / ˈnɛa-ɹʌ-ˌwɹɛntʃ)

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ge-lēomod, adj: furnished with radiance or rays of light, radiant. (yeh-LAY-oh-mod / jɛ-ˈleːɔ-mɔd)

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wlitig-fæst, adj: beauteous, glorious. (W’LIH-tih-FAST / ˈwlɪ-tɪj-ˌfæst)

lēaþor, n.n: lather; washing soda (glossing Latin nitrum). (LAY-ah-thor / ˈleːa-θɔɹ)

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blencan, wk.v: to deceive, cheat. (BLEN-kahn / ˈblɛn-kan)

ā-dwellan, wk.v: to lead astray, seduce; to impede, obstruct, hinder. (ah-DWELL-ahn / a-ˈdwɛl-lan)

a-teorigendlīc, adj: failing, fleeting, perishable. (ah-TEH-oh-rih-yend-LEECH / a-ˈtɛɔ-ɹɪ-jɛnd-ˌliːtʃ)

un-sceþþig, adj: innocent, harmless. (UN-SHEH-thee / ˈʌn-ˌʃɛ-θɪj)