| A | B |
|---|
| panicked | worried; got very nervous, scared, or concerned |
| dusk | the time of evening right before the sun sets |
| sober | serious; quiet; reserved; not drunk |
| gestured | expressed emotions by using hands or other body parts |
| solemnly | seriously; sincerely; earnestly |
| scorn | disdain; contempt; what you feel for someone you don't like |
| frail | weak; fragile |
| dizzy | woozy; lightheaded; unbalanced |
| paced | walked back and forth |
| hovered | stood or flew over; suspended; lingered |
| drenched | completely wet |
| frantically | wildly; crazily; opposite of calmly |
| hysterical | uncontrollably sad and upset or extremely funny |
| rigid | very stiff; not flexible |
| fury | anger; rage |
| shiny | bright; glossy; polished; glistening |
| raid | sudden invasion usually to deal with violations of the law |
| snarled | grumbled; growled; said in a not-so-pleasant voice |
| hobbled | limped; shuffled; staggered; walked with difficulty |
| weary | tired; sleepy; exhausted |
| jutted | stuck out; protruded; extended |
| gnarled | twisted; bent; crooked |
| clutched | held; grabbed; seized |
| shawl | wrap; stole; clothing that looks like a wide scarf |
| soared | flew; rose; climbed; ascended |
| humble | modest; unassuming; meek |
| flushed | rosy; red; blushing; glowing |
| fury | anger; rage; wrath |
| yank | pull; tug; jerk; snatch |
| slumped | drooping; wilting; floppy; flaccid |
| betray | be disloyal to; hand over; deceive; let down |
