| A | B |
|---|
| glimpse | to see something very briefly |
| scatter | to throw things over a wide area. To hurry away in different directions. |
| valiant | brave or courageous |
| tangle | to twist together in a confused mass, to snarl |
| plead | to beg someone to do something. to say whether you are guilty or not guilty in a court of law. |
| abrupt | sudden and unexpected, rude and overly quick |
| ruffian | rough or violent person |
| cluster | to stand or grow close together |
| stingy | not willing to give or spend money, not generous |
| rival | someone whom you are competing against, to be as good as something or someone else |
| gradual | If an event is gradual,it takes place slowly but steadily. |
| shrub | A plant or bush with woody stems that branch out at or near the ground. |
| reassure | To calm someone and give the person confidence or courage. |
| overcast | An overcast sky is covered with clouds |
| gaze | To look at something steadily. |
| generous | People who are generous are happy to use their time and money to help others. |
| snarl | To say something angrily. If an animal snarls, it shows its teeth and makes a growling sound. |
| bough | A thick branch on a tree. |
| vacant | Empty or not occupied. Available. |
| cottage | A small house, especially in a beach or country setting. |
