| A | B |
| defective | faulty; broken |
| impore | to beg strongly |
| spellbound | fascinated as if by a spell |
| buoyant | able to float easily |
| commotion | disturbance; noisy confusion or motion |
| coy | pretending shyness or modesty |
| defective | faulty; broken |
| doleful | feesling sad or sorry |
| elegant | refined and graceful; luxurious |
| embrace | hug-hold lovingly in the arms |
| frolic | to jump around playfully; play happily |
| graceful | smooth and pleasant to the eye; usually for something that is moving |
| haul | to pull or carry, usually something heavy |
| idyllic | romantic and country-like |
| horseplay | rough play |
| stern | serious and strict |
| investigate | to study closely, usually to figure something out |
| odious | disagreeable and causing dislike in others |
| plumage | the feathers of a bird |
| serene | quiet and calm; peaceful |
| timid | lackng courage; fearful |
| troublesome | causing problems, usually for others |
| cygent | baby swan |
| cob | male swan |
| treacherous | dangerous |
| ammunition | items used in and shot by weapons |
| candidly | open and honest |
| compliment | a kind word uplifting somone |
| extinction | approaching a state of no longer existing |
| irksome | annoying |
| intruder | one who comes where they do not belong or not welcome |
| cautiously | approaching wtih caution; being careful |
| rasping | speaking with a breathy sound |