| A | B |
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| dormant | adj. 1. In a sleeplike state. 2. Not active, but able to become active. |
| elegant | adj. Graceful or refined in appearance or behavior. |
| erupt | v. To burst forth violently. n. A Violent bursting forth. |
| excavte | v. 1. To dig out. 2. To uncover by digging. n. The place formed by digging or he process of digging out. |
| expel | v. To eject; to release, as from a container. 2. To force to leave. |
| fume | n. (Usually plural) A disagreeable smoke or gas. v. to feel or show anger or resentment. |
| molten | adj. Made liquid by heat; melted. |
| painstaking | adj. Showing or taking great care or effort. |
| perish | v. to die; To be killed or destroyed. |
| population | n. 1. The total number of people in a certain place. 2. The total number of plants or animals in a certain area. v. To fill with people. |
| prelude | n. 1. Something that comes before the main part. 2. A short musical piece played as an introduction. |
| scald | v. To burn with hot liquid or steam. adj. Very hot. |
| stupendous | adj. Amazing because it is very great or very large. |
| suffocate | v. To kill or die by stopping access to air. n. The act or process of suffocating. |
| tremor | n. 1. Shaking movement. 2. A nervous or excited feeling. |
