Hate or scorn as a result of something unjust

extremely careful and precise, excessively concerned with details

Fluent or persuasive speaking or writing

defensive structure or embankment

Twice Freed was based on this book of the Bible

Obvious to the eye or mind

a form of language spoken by people in a particular region or group

thirsty, dried up, shriveled

pretend

Man who was stoned and offered forgiveness in Twice Freed

Arrogant and self-absorbed

serious and immediate danger

successful and wealthy

more than enough

Mendoza's dog's name

unfavorable, threatening, as of a bad omen

refusing to obey orders of a person in authority

painful condition involving the joints and muscles

avoided by cleverness or speed

Person who found the largest gold nugget

hard to do, requiring much effort

sticking out

making twisting/turning movements in a way that suggests pain or struggle

causing hatred or disgust, repulsive

Leader of the Spanish Army, who rides with a helmet and black plume with a curly red beard