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kings A group of people who are all male, tall, and have beards. ■ I heard that the kings of the world had a secret meeting to discuss important matters like who gets to wear the biggest crown.
puck A small, mischievous fairy who loves to play tricks on humans. ■ "The puck decided to sneak into the king's castle and steal his crown. He had a good laugh at the king's expense."
Alcazar A grand and impressive fortress or palace. ■ The king's favorite pastime was to ride his horse around the vast courtyard of his luxurious alcazar, while his guards saluted him with their swords.
annals A collection of records or accounts, typically relating to a particular period of time or subject. ■ The annals of history are full of tales of kings and queens who ruled with an iron fist.
arsenal An extensive collection of weapons, especially firearms, kept in a secret or fortified location. ■ "The king's arsenal was hidden deep within the castle, where it could be accessed only by authorized personnel."
fortress A stronghold or a place of safety, especially during a siege. ■ "The castle was the king's fortress, and he would never leave it without a fight.
Illegitimate adjective relating to or produced by a parent who is not legally married to the other parent of the offspring; not legitimate or lawful ■The king's illegitimate son was never accepted as heir to the throne.
Majesty Noun (archaic): The glory or splendor of a sovereign or monarch. ■ The king's majesty was on full display during the grand procession through the city streets.
preceded To come before in time or order; to be prior in date, rank, or importance. ■ "The king's speech preceded the presentation of the new queen."
Regal Of or pertaining to royalty; haughty, pompous, and arrogant. ■ "The king's regal entourage arrived in a fleet of golden carriages, but the common people were left standing in the mud."
Trafficking The act of buying and selling goods, especially illegal drugs or humans, across national borders. ■ "I heard that the king's guards were caught trafficking in stolen jewels.
castles A large, impressive structure made of stone or brick that was built during the Middle Ages. Castles were used as fortresses and homes by kings, queens, and other wealthy people. ■ "Did you hear about the time the queen decided to build a moat around her castle? It turned out to be a huge hit with the tourists!"
Domain A large tract of land owned by a single person or organization and used for specific purposes, such as agriculture, logging, or recreation. ■ The king's royal domain was vast and full of surprises, from secret underground tunnels to hidden gardens., A group of related things or concepts that can be classified or organized together, such as a field of study, a type of clothing, or a category of products. ■ "Computer science" is a domain that encompasses many different fields and topics, from programming to cybersecurity., The internet addresses that are controlled by a single entity, such as a company or individual, and are used for website hosting, email, and other online services. ■ "google.com" is a domain owned by Google, which uses it to host their search engine and other online services.
Gallant A person who is charming, brave, and courteous, especially in difficult situations. ■ When the king's horse fell into the muddy moat, the gallant knight quickly rode to the rescue and pulled the horse out with his bare hands. The crowd cheered loudly as he climbed onto the horse's back and rode off into the sunset.
Guerrillas A small group of people who use surprise attacks and unconventional tactics to fight against larger, more powerful enemies. ■ "The guerrilla fighters were able to successfully steal the king's valuable jewels by hiding in the shadows and striking when least expected!"
majestic adjective Exuding grandeur, pomp, and elegance in a way that is so impressive it's hard to believe it exists. Like a peacock showing off its feathers or a lion roaring at the top of its lungs. ■ The king's majestic entrance into the grand hall left everyone speechless.
Tyranny The cruel and oppressive rule of a despot or dictator, often involving the use of force to maintain power. ■ When the king's guards discovered that his subjects were secretly plotting to overthrow him, they resorted to tyranny by rounding up and executing anyone suspected of being involved.