amity

amity (n.)  friendship

boyo

boyo (n.)  irish dialect for boy, lad

doleful

doleful (adj.)  expressing grief

turkey

turkey (n.) a person (or hound) who lacks good sense or judgement

hotfoot

hotfoot (v.)  in haste

emprise

emprise (n.)  an adventurous, daring or chivalric enterprise

incredulous

incredulous (adj.)  unwilling to accept or admit what is offered as true

nippy

nippy (adj.) brisk, quick or nimble in movement

marooned

marooned (v.)  to place or leave in isolation, or without hope of ready escape

crepuscule

crepuscule (n.)  twilight

wanton

wanton (adj.) undisciplined, lewd, lustful

sleuthhound

sleuthhound (n.) detective

resplendence

resplendence (n.) glory, brilliant beauty

squinch

squinch (v.)  to make more compact

happy birthday grandpa!

jubilee (n.) a season of celebration

cupidity

cupidity (n.) greed, strong desire 

pulchritude

pulchritude (n.) physical beauty

scamper

scamper (v.)  to run nimbly and usually playfully about

collusion

collusion (n.) secret or illegal cooperation or conspiracy, esp. in order to cheat or deceive others 

satiation

satiation (n.) the state of being satisfactorily full and unable to take on more

flaccid

flaccid (adj.) hanging loosely or limply