| A | B |
|---|
| gravitational pull | the pull of one body towards another due to gravity |
| bulge | a swollen part or place |
| inlet | a small bay; a narrow strip of water leading into land |
| generated | produced by a physical or chemical change |
| energy | power used to do work |
| shallow | not deep |
| dwindled | to become smaller over time |
| canopy | to cover overhead, such as a bed or tree |
| veered | shifted or changed direction |
| peninsula | land surrounded by water on three sides |
| pondered | thought about carefully |
| scurried | to run quickly from side to side |
| gorged | to stuff; to overeat |
| pitched | to throw a baseball; a ship to rise or fall in the ocean |
| disengage | to unfasten or release |
| resembled | to look similar to someone or something |
