| A | B |
|---|
| plunder | to rob of property by force |
| gall | scornful, boldness |
| dithering | acting in a nervous way |
| formidable | inspiring awe of fear |
| indifferent | having no interest in or concern for |
| entreat | to beg |
| avenge | to take revenge on behalf of |
| whim | a sudden impulse or notion |
| ponderous | heavy in a clumsy way |
| appalled | horrified filled with dismay |
| adversary | enemy or opponent |
| disdain | to refuse or reject scornfully |
| abominably | in a hateful way; horribly |
| lurk | to lie hidden ready to ambush |
| chaos | great disorder or confusion |
| scourge | a cause of great suffering |
| peril | danger or risk |
| dire | dreadful |
| travail | painful effort |
| anguish | great physical or mental suffering |
| questing | exploring |
| commandeer | to take control of by force |
| justification | excuse for an action |
| implacable | impossible to soothe;unforgiving |
| aloof | distant;remote;standoffish |
| desolution | lonely grief;misery |
| guile | skillful slyness;craftiness |
| dwindle | to become gradually less;diminish |
| questing | journeying over;exploring |
| frenzy | a wildly excited state of mind |
| omen | an event thought to foretell good or evil;sign |
| contemptible | deserving of scorn or disdain ;worthless |
| wiliest | most crafty or sly; trickiest |
| revelry | noisy merry maker; festivity |
| throng | a large gathering; crowd |
| restitution | a making good for loss or damage; repayment |
