| A | B |
| alarm | a device that wakes or warns somebody |
| alarm | to make someone afraid something bad may happen |
| fragile | Delicate or easily broken |
| timid | Shy and easily frightened |
| gasp | To take in breath suddenly |
| dungeon | a prison, usually underground |
| native | originally living, growing in a certain place |
| skimpy | sparse, lacking, scanty |
| streak | a line, mark, smear |
| dew | water droplets condensed from the air |
| dew | something moist, refreshing, or pure |
| trot | between a walk and a run |
| trot | to proceed rapidly, hurry |
| spindly | long, thin, and rather weak |
| frost | powdery ice that forms on things |
| wisecrack | a sharp or witty comment |
| dingy | dull and dirty |
| gloom | a sense of hopelessness |
| gloom | a dark and depressing atmosphere |
| creep | to move very slowly and quietly |
| creep | an unpleasant person |
| scent | a pleasant smell |
| scent | a liquid you put on your skin to make you smell pleasant |
| scent | the odor or trail of a hunted animal |
| sturdy | strong and firm |
| turret | a round tower on a building usually on a corner |
| turret | a structure on a tank, warship, or fighter plane |
| mar | to spoil the beauty of |
| mar | to spoil or ruin |
| rickety | old, weak, and likely to break |
| manor | a lord's estate in the Middle Ages |
| manor | a mansion |
| slither | to slip and slide along like a snake |
| rude | not polite |
| rude | roughly or crudely made |
| murky | dark, cloudy, or gloomy |