| A | B |
|---|
| generous | giving in abundance. |
| composer | one who writes music. |
| abrupt | unexpected,quick. |
| beckon | wave,lure,noe,signal. |
| foe | enemy |
| gusto | great enjoyment |
| covet | to crave what someone else has. |
| heir | to legally in herit the property of another. |
| kudos | praise and glory. |
| myth | a traditional tale about nature not true but often repeated. |
| lull | a period of rest or calm. To cause sleep. |
| impromptu | said or done without preperation |
| omit | to leave out |
| potent | powerful |
| timid | shy,easily scared. |
| loaf | to be lazy |
| adorn | to decorate |
| canine | like a dog. a dog |
| defect | a flaw to abandon your own country and become a citizen in another. |
| bleak | dark,depressing,gloomy |
| shrewd | clever |
| debris | broken pieces of something that has been destroyed. |
| feline | cat like. a cat. |
| pending | not yet occured. |
| reap | to gain as a result of effort |
| cumbersome | unwieldly butdensome |
| vestibule | small entrance hall or lobby. |
| amass | to accumulate |
| sentinel | a gaurd |
| manuever | to move or handle skillfuly |
| irony | event or result that is opposite of what was expected |
| scour | to search thoroughly |
| maim | to injure so that part of the body is lost. |
| astray | off the right path |
| splendor | a great display of riches or beautiful objects. |
| exodus | the departure of a lot of people. |
| gape | to stare with a open mouth |
| jeopardy | danger,risk,harm. |
| irk | to annoy, to bother |
| humble | modest,meek,not boastful or proud. |
| obsolete | out of date,no longer useful,no longer in use. |
| forgery | a fake or copy or the act of making such a fake copy. |
| querry | a question |
| uneasy | nervouse or unsure |
| vandal | someone who destroys or harms anothers property |
| flail | to wave or swing swiftly or violently |
| debut | a beggining of a career or course of action. |
| hygiene | practices that support good health. |
| mingle | to mix together |
| sulk | to be silent,unfriendly,bad tempered. |
| inscription | something that is writen or carved. |
| nimble | quick,light or agile in movement. |
| scarce | short in supply |
| discern | to detect with eyes; to know, to understand, or to recognize |
| presume | to expect or assume with confidence |
| envelop | to surround or close completely |
| nurture | training, educating, upbringing -(v)- to further develop |
| gait | manner of moving on foot; stule of movemnet |
| meager | having little flesh; thin; lacking richness of plenty |
| hoard | a hidden supply or fund stored up -(v)- to accumulate large amounts, more than needed |
| compassion | sorrow or pitty caused by suffering or misfortune of others |
| avert | to turn away |
| deplete | to reduce in amount, exhaust supply |
| relinquish | to withdraw or retreat from - leave behind give over control |
| endure | to continue the same state, to bear patiently, tolerate |
| poise | state of balance or stability; composure; freedom form embarrasment |
| futile | having no useful result; trifling, frivolous; idle |
| ponder | to weigh in mind with thouroughness and care, to reflect with care |
| perish | to die or be destroyed |
| prosper | to be fortunate or successful, especialy in finances; to thrive |
| distort | to twist or misshape; to give false or misleading accounts or information; to cuase to work in a twisted way or disorderly manner |
