| A | B |
|---|
| trek | A long arduous journey |
| spring | To move rapidly or suddenly |
| acute | Very perceptive, sharp |
| pep | A talk urging the hearers to great effort |
| crouch | To lower the body with the limbs bent and close to it. |
| sprightly | Lively; full of energy |
| burlap | A course canvas of jute, used for sacks |
| dilute | To thin down; make liquid less concentrated. |
| blundt | Speaking or expressed in plain terms |
| wicker | Thin canes or weeds woven together to make furniture or baskets. |
| muffle | To wrap or uncover for warmth or protection |
| lush | Growing quickly or strongly |
| mishap | An unlucky mishap |
| jumble | To mix in a confused way |
| brisk | Active; lively; moving briskly |
| calamity | A disaster |
| muddle | Bring into a state of confusion |
| bland | Mild in flavor |
| feud | Lasting hostility between people or groups |
| douse | To put into water |
| shriveled | To shrink or shrivel from heat or cold or lack of moisture |
| voyage | A journey by water or in space |
| tiff | A petty quarrel |
| nippy | Bitingly cold |
| shrubbery | An area planted with shrubs |
