| A | B |
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| bulwark | n. 1. A wall-like structure used as a defense. 2. A person or thing tht protects or defends. |
| culminate | v. To reach or bring to the highest point. |
| engulf | v. To swallow up by covering completely; to overwhelm. |
| feasible | adj. Able to be done; possible or likely. |
| glut | n. A much larger supply than is needed. v. 1. To supply a much larger amount than is needed. 2. To eat or consume to excess. |
| havoc | n. 1. Widespread destruction or devastation. 2. Great confusion. |
| impregnable | adj. Impossible to attack successfully. |
| indefatigable | adj. Not easily made tired; tireless |
| onslaught | n. A fierce attack. |
| phenomenon | n. 1. Any fact or event that can be observed or described. 2. An unusual fact, event, or person. |
| picturesque | adj. Like apicture; pleasing or charming to look at. |
| simultaneous | adj. Happening or existing at the same time. |
| stipulate | v. To require as part of an agreement or contract. |
| susceptible | adj. Open or subject to; easily influenced or affected by. |
| wrest | v. 1. To pull away from w/ a twist. 2. To take by force or as if by force. |
