| A | B |
|---|
| windfall | unexpected stroke of good fortune |
| pelt | animal hide; to thrown things at; strike heaviliy |
| unkempt | messy; untidy |
| scuffle | to struggle; a confused fight |
| ebb | the flow of the tide back to the sea; a lessening or decline |
| slight | frail; fragile; lacking in strength or importance; to neglect |
| tier | a series of rows arranged one above the other |
| murmur | a low sound; mumble |
| hulking | big and strong; bulky and clumsy |
| skirmish | a brief fight between small groups; unimportant conflict |
| wane | to lessen; to decline in power; to approach the end |
| unruly | hard to control; disobedient |
| swarm | a moving mass or crowd; a group of bees |
| rustle | to make soft sounds; to steal; to get together |
| sassy | impudent; rude; saucy |
| pauper | a poor person |
| bombard | to attack with artillery; to attack with questions |
| massive | huge |
| abundance | a large amount; more than necessary |
| devour | to eat greedily; to consume |
| affluent | rich |
| barrage | a prolonged attack (as with artillery) |
| hoard | a supply stored and hidden; to accumulate and store away |
| rowdy | rough, quarrelsome |
| poverty | condition of being poor |
