| A | B |
| coarse | crude in speech or behavior; rough |
| derision | contempt; ridicule; mockery |
| inevitable | unavoidable; sure to happen |
| lawless | illegal; disorderly |
| persuade | to convince someone to believe or dosomething |
| picturesque | visually pleasing; striking |
| taciturn | reluctant to talk; quiet |
| constitution | the way in which a thing is made up; structure; physical makeup of a person |
| convalescence | period of recovery after illness or surgery |
| hazard | danger; risk |
| immoderate | excessive; unreasonable |
| noxious | harmful to health; injurious; unwholesome |
| restorative | capable of returning something to its former state |
| affluent | wealthy |
| convey | to communicate; to disclose; to reveal |
| intermingle | to mix together; to blend; to combine |
| irridescent | changing color and shining better |
| seep | to penetrate; to leak; to ooze |
| symbolic | used to stand for something else |
| coincide | to happen at the same time |
| froth | foam |
| maelstrom | powerful, often violent whirlpool |
| phenomenom | extremely unusual thing or occurence |
| spawn | to reproduce |
| unerringly | exactly; without error or variation |
| cleft | opening; division; crevice |
| deplete | to use up gradually; to empty completely or partly |
| luminous | shining; glowing |
| mythical | exisiting only in myths; magical |
| pristine | pure; unspoiled |
| spontaneous | not planned ahead of time; impulsive |
| cumbersome | hard to handle because of size, weight, or shape; awkward |
| horde | large crowd |
| ominous | threatening; sinister |
| pervade | to spread throughout |
| teem | to be full of; swarm |
| venture | to take a risk |
| align | to bring the parts of a whole into proper coordination with one another |
| aperature | hole or opening |
| appraisal | estimate of the value of something |
| diagonally | on a slant, from corner to corner |
| grave | serious; dignified; solemn |
| intermittently | from time to time |