| A | B |
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| adorn | to add to the appearance of, especially with pretty objects; to dress up |
| appropriate | (v.) to take over or use as one's own, often without permission; to set apart for a certain purpose, (adj.) suitable or fitting |
| assemble | to meet or bring together; to put or fit parts together |
| colossal | amazingly large, great, or powerful in size or degree |
| effective | producing a desired or conclusive result; having a strong impact; starting as of a particular date or time |
| frail | weak or lacking strength; likely to give in to temptation |
| hostage | a person held prisoner by another or by an enemy and used in bargaining for certain demands |
| landslide | a fast downhill movement of rocks or soil; any mass that slides down; a lopsided victory in an election |
| rampage | violent, reckless, or wild behavior |
| scamper | to run or move quickly or playfully |
| symptom | a sign of illness or of a physical problem; a sign that something else exists or is happening |
| warrant | (n.) a written order that allows for legal action, (v.) to declare for certain; to approve or guarantee; to serve as reason for |
