| A | B |
|---|
| convenient | suited to one's comfort, needs, or purpose |
| linch | an iron pin inserted in the end of an axle to prevent a wheel from slipping off |
| oddities | someone or something that seems odd or strange |
| respite | a postponement or delay |
| vantage | greater strength, better look or view |
| essence | a perfume or scent |
| plummeted | to drop straight down |
| deliberately | done or said on purpose |
| spacious | having much space |
| instinctively | an innerfeeling or drive that is not learned |
| stalagmite | a round-pointed shape projecting upward from the floor of a cave or cavern |
| dietary | involving diet |
| intrude | to break, come, or force in without being wanted or asked |
| trifle | a little |
| squat | short and thick; low and broad |
| agitated | to stir up; disturb |
| bewilderment | to confuse greatly |
| feasible | capable of being accomplished or carried out |
| sentry | a guard |
| inevitably | not capable of being avoided or prevented |
