| A | B |
| linger | to keep on staying; not wanting to leave |
| jolt | to shake up; to jar |
| converge | to come together at some point |
| expire | to come to an end or stop |
| vacant | empty; having nothing or no one in it |
| screech | to give a harsh, high streik |
| slither | to slide or glide on a surface |
| finicky | fussy or picky |
| solitude | being alone |
| glare | to shine so brightly with a light it hurts the eyes; to stare |
| pry | to open with a lever or crowbar |
| lunge | an abrupt move forward |
| digit | a finger or toe |
| solution | to solve a problem |
| cringe | to draw back or tremble with fear; shrink |
| blemish | to mar or impair by a flaw |
| runt | an undersized animal especially the smallest animal of a litter |
| official | a person who holds an office, especially in government |