| A | B |
| fanfare | a showy display; a loud flourish of trumpets |
| mesh | any knit,woven fabric of texture or to fit closely together |
| acrid | sharp, bitter or irritating in taste or speech |
| restoration | renewal;bringing back again |
| engross | to occupy; monopolize; engage fully |
| teeming | swarming; fertile; producing offspring; full |
| rehabilitation | restoring or bringing back to good health or condition |
| engage | to bind by a promise or to attract and hold (someone's attention) |
| spellbound | enchanted, captivated |
| knell | a bell or to ring in a slow, solemn way: toll |
| embed | to set or fix firmly into a surrounding mass |
| timorous | fearful;apprehensive |
| wrangler | a cowboy or a person who argues |
| immerse | to plunge into |
| catholic | broad; universal |
| embellishment | an addition or exaggeration |
| captivate | to attract complete attention |
| rampant | violent or out of control |
| coxcomb | foolish dandy (fellow) or a jester's cap |
| proliferate | to increase dramatically |
| rueful | causing sorrow or pity |
| dovetail | a tenon - wedge shaped part that fits in an interlocking joint(noun) or to fit together closely or logically (verb) |
| wax | to grow gradually larger or more numerous or to increase in strength or intensity |
| comprehensive | of large scope; covering most of the details (comprehensive test) |
| ally | a country, person or group joined with others for a common purpose |