double entendre

exile, leaving one's country

those who are abject, contemptible, despicable

darkness, blackness

shadows, projections, canopies

brightness, polishing, splendour, lustre, enamel

burnt

leech

as mentioned below, lower

submissiveness

leavings of food, crumbs

muscle, tissue, a compound made up of muscles and tendons that move the body

zilla, district, side, part, art of speaking with double meaning, a kind of pun, double entendre, column (in the page of a book)

burn, inflame, kindle, fire, light

burning, combustible

polisher

bright, glittering

emigrant, the person who's banished

exile, banishment

scathing

to go into exile

impart lustre, rub or buff to make something shine

polisher

grace (an occasion)

burned, scorched, burnt up, inflamed, angry, enraged, fretful, irritable, irascible, passionate, grieved, wounded, hurt

boy's game played with shells or cowries

glossmeter

burnt and roasted, anguished, angry, enraged, irascible

send into exile, banish

hardy, strong, brave, valorous

a very rigorous incantation which invokes God's majestic and wrathful attributes

awe of the emperor, royalty finery