| A | B |
|---|
| accommodate | 1. to have or to find room for. 2. to do a favor for |
| aggressive | 1. ready to attack or start fights; acting in a hostile way. 2. Bold and active |
| bask | 1. to relax where it is pleasantly warm. 2. To enjoy a warm or pleasant feeling. |
| carcass | the dead body of an animal |
| conceal | to keep something or someone from being seen or known; to hide. |
| flail | to strike out or swing wildly; to thrash about |
| gorge | 1. n - a narrow passage between steep cliffs. 2. v - to stuff with food; to eat greedily. |
| morsel | a small amount, especially of something good to eat; a tidbit. |
| protrude | to stick out; to project. |
| ripple | 1. v - to form small waves 2. n - a movement like a small wave. |
| slither | to move with a sliding, side-to-side motion of the body. |
| sluggish | 1. lacking energy; not active. 2. slow moving. |
| snout | the nose or jaws that stick out in front of certain animals' heads. |
| taper | 1. v - to make or become less wide or less thick at one end. 2 v- to lessen gradually. 3. n - a thin candle |
| visible | 1. adj - able to be seen; exposed to view; not hidden |
| visibility | 1. the condition of being easily seen. 2. the distance within which things can be seen. |
