Archaic Terms Game-Level 4: Timer’s Going! 700 Timer's going! What does “dandiprat” mean? A spoiled child “The dandiprat always gets his way.” A mishcief maker The dandiprat raised his eyebrows and tipped over the stand of apples with his foot. A young or insignificant person “I hate mingling with all these dandiprats!” he muttered. What does “sooth” mean? Calm She was always sooth, no matter the circumstance. Temporary “It’s only sooth, so don’t get your hopes up.” Truth “In sooth, I didn’t mean it!” What does “mummer” mean? An actor “He’s a mummer in an acting troupe I hear.” the baker’s wife said, pounding the soft dough on the counter. A person who can't speak “He makes signs at me all day as if he wishes to communicate, but I pay the old mummer enough, you’d think he’d leave me alone!” An old term for "Mother" “My mummer said that your father was literate. Where was he learned?” What does “bootless” mean? Cowardly “You bootless weakling!” he cried, “Stand and fight!” Useless “Our mission is bootless, now that the princess is dead.” he said in a low tone. Unattractive “He and his brother are both bootless chaps if you ask me!” she scoffed. What does “palfrey” mean? A musical instrument resembling a zither The court musician plucked the strings of the palfrey easily, producing a beautiful melody. Humid, particularly of weather “It is quite palfrey out today.” A gentle riding horse The maiden gracefully rode her palfrey through the town, with her entourage behind her. Done! http://charitybalyeat.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/peritune-tavern-clap-version.mp3