| A | B |
|---|
| voyage | a long trip,especially by water, or through air or space |
| compose | to make by combining things/parts; to arrange in order |
| aromatic | fragrant, sweet-smelling; fragrant herbs |
| gale | a very strong wind; a noisy outburst |
| nestle | to lie close and snug; to fondly press close |
| humble (adj) | modest, low in rank or size, politely respectful |
| ewe | a female sheep |
| scurry | to move quickly; a short run or rush |
| conceit | too high an opinion of yourself OR a witty turn of phrase OR a fancy knick-knack |
| effort | physical or mental struggle, hard work or achievement |
| swagger (v) | to boast or brag, to strut |
| melodious | sweet-sounding, musical, pleasant to hear |
| agility | the power to MOVE or THINK quickly and easily |
| screech | (to make) a harsh, shrill sound |
| vain | unsuccessful, worthless, or without reason OR excessively proud |
| setback | an unexpected change from better to worse OR a distance back from a boundary or edge |
| revive | to renew, to bring back, to cheer up |
| weary (adj) | physically or mentally exhausted OR boring |
| complex (adj) | made of many tricky parts, dificult to understand |
| sow (rhymes with now) | a female pig |
| nimble | quick and clever; active and rapid |
| stench | a nasty stink or offensive quality |
| reap | to cut, gather, or get as a result |
| stalwart | strongly built or stong, brave and firm |
| journey | a trip from one place or stage to another; to travel |
| aroma | agreeable odor OR distinctive quality ("the ___ of success") |
| decomposition | (the process of) coming apart, decay, rotting |
| agile | active, lively, mentally quick and aware |
| vanity | cabinet under a sink OR display created in order to show off |
| revival | awakening or restoration, bringing (something retro) back to popularity |
| sown | planted, scattered, spread around |
| humble (v) | to bring down and make weak or small |
| swagger (n) | blustery or defiant attitude or posture |
| melody | the sequence of notes in a tune |
| weary (v) | to make tired, to bore or make impatient |
| complex (n) | the entire arrrangement of several related parts (buildings) OR a fixed idea (of feelings without reason) |
| sow (rhymes with crow) | to plant or scatter, to introduce (an idea or gossip) |
