"Parodic" is an adjective that describes something that intentionally copies the style of someone or something else, making the features more noticeable and exaggerated in a way that is humorous.

"Nominally" means "in name only," meaning officially on paper but may not apply in reality. For example, a CEO can be nominally in charge of a company, but in reality, he might not do much work and simply lets his subordinates do all the heavy lifting.

"Honorably" is an adverb that means in a respectable, honorable way. This is characterized by honesty, integrity, fairness, and moral righteousness.

A halter, as a noun, is a type of rope or strap that is used to lead or tie an animal, especially a horse or livestock.

"Normocephalic" is a medical term that means having a normal head size and shape.

"Nauseating" means causing the feeling of dizziness, disgust, or nausea. A nauseating feeling often makes you feel as if you are going to vomit.

"Regretted" is the past tense of the verb "regret," which means feeling sad, remorse, or disappointment over something that has happened or a decision that was made.

"Wary" means being cautious or careful, especially in situations where there might be potential danger, deception, or risk involved.