| A | B |
|---|
| lure | to attract or lead by offering something that seems pleasant; entice |
| carom | to hit and bounce back |
| famished | to be very hungry |
| decoy | a thing or person used to lure someone into a trap |
| gorge (noun) | a narrow pass or valley between steep cliffs |
| gorge (verb) | to stuff with food in a greedy way |
| ingenious | clever or skillful |
| glance (noun) | a quick look |
| glance (verb) | to strike a surface at a slant. (Hail glanced off the roof) |
| ricochet | to bounce or skip |
| balmy | soothing mild or pleasant |
| zephyr | a soft gentle breeze |
| augment | to make or become greater |
| placid | calm and quiet, peaceful |
| cyclone | a storm with very strong winds |
| relent | to become less harsh or stubborn, soften |
| shrewd | clever or sharp in practical matters |
| crane (verb) | to stretch the neck up or forward in order to see better |
| quaff | to drink deeply in a thirsty way |
| mottled | to mark with spots or blotches or different color |
| trough | a long narrow open container which animals eat or drink out of |
| amplify | to make larger, stronger, louder |
| tempestuous | stormy wild and raging |
| crest | the top of anything, the highest level |
| yield (verb) | to give up, surrender |
| yield (noun) | the amount produced |
| torrential | of a swift rushing stream of water |
| gaze (verb) | to look in a steady way, stare |
| gaze (noun) | a steady look |
