| A | B |
|---|
| resent | to feel annoyance or anger at |
| overcast | clouded over; gloomy |
| mourners | persons who show grief or sorrow especially over someone's death |
| belfry | a tower or a room in a tower for a bell or a set of bells |
| desperation | a loss of hope and surrender to misery or dread |
| avail | to be of use or help |
| sombrero | a tall hat with a very wide brim worn especially in the southwest and Mexico |
| strewn | spread around; disseminated |
| huddle | to crowd, push, or pile together |
| scoff | oppose |
| admonition | a friendly criticism or warning |
| gunwale | the upper edge of a ship's side |
| provisions | a stock of materials or supplies |
| mackerel | a North Atlantic food fish that is green with blue bars above and silvery below |
| tiller | a lever used to turn the rudder of a boat from side to side |
| furlong | a unit of distance equal to 220 yards |
| barren | producing little to no vegetation |
| thrust | to push or drive with force |
| taut | tightly drawn |
| adoration | the showing of fond feelings |
| rudder | a flat, movable piece attached to the rear of a ship for steering |
| malice | intentional harm for the satisfaction of doing it |
| disgust | a strong feeling of dislike caused by something sickening or evil |
| betray | to be unfaithful or disloyal |
| grunt | marine fishes related to the snapper |
| adversary | opponent |
| slacken | to loosen or slow up |
