| A | B |
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| Avalanche | A great mass of ice, earth, or snow mixed with rocks sliding down a mountain. |
| Blizzard | A heavy snowstorm with strong winds. |
| Challenge | To invite others to take part in a contest. |
| Conquer | To get the better of. |
| Crevice | A deep, narrow opening in rock caused by a split or crack. |
| Foolhardy | Unwisely bold or daring. |
| Lure | To tempt or attract with the promise of something good. |
| Makeshift | A temporary and usually less strong replacement. |
| Optimist | One who looks at things in the most positive way; a cheerful, hopeful person. |
| Previous | Earlier, happening before. |
| Route | The path that must be followed to get to a place. |
| Summit | The highest part; the top. |
| Terse | Short and to the point. |
| Thwart | To block or defeat the plans or efforts of. |
| Vertical | Runnign straight up and down; upright. |
| Summit | A conference or meeting of the top leaders of government. |
| Route | A fixed course or area assigned to a sales or delivery person. |
| Optimistic | Cheerful; hopeful |
| Optimism | A feeling of hope or cheerfulness. |
| Makeshift | Used as a temporary replacement. |
| Lure | Something that attracts. |
| Lure | Artificial bait used for fishing. |
| Conquer | To defeat. |
| Conquest | The act of defeating. |
| Challenge | To casue a person to use a lot of skill or effort. |
| Challenge | To question or to argue against, especially when something is unfair or unjust. |
| Challenge | An interesting task or problem; something that takes skill or effort. |
| Challenge | A call to take part in a contest. |
| Avalanche | A great amount of something. |
