| A | B |
|---|
| awkward | lacking skill or dexterity, clumsy |
| awkward | lacking social graces, manners |
| awkward | hard to deal with, difficult |
| bleat | the cry of a sheep, goat or calf, or to make that sound |
| bleat | to speak as if with a bleat |
| cloudburst | a sudden and very heavy rainfall |
| core | the central part of a fruit containing the seeds, to remove that part from a fruit |
| core | the central or most important part of anything |
| creep | to move slowly close to the ground |
| creep | to approach slowly or stealthily |
| creep | a boring, eccentric or obnoxious person |
| crumple | to press or crush nto a compact mass |
| crumple | to cause to collapse or give way suddenly |
| delicate | fine in texture, quality or construction; fragile or easily damaged |
| drowsy | half asleep, sleepy, dull, sluggish |
| extinguish | to put out a fire or flame |
| extinguish | to put an end to or bring to an end |
| fragile | easily broken, shattered or damaged; delicate, brittle, frail |
| frisky | lively, frolicsome, playful |
| glide | to move smoothly and continuously along without effort or resistance |
| glide | to move in the air without power |
| glide | a piece of metal on the bottom of a chair leg to prevent scratching |
| graceful | characterized by elegance or beauty of form, manner, movement or speech |
| gust | a sudden, strong blast of wind, water, fire, smoke or sound |
| halting | faltering as in speech, reasoning, etc. |
| halting | limping or lame |
| mist | a cloudlike collection of tiny particles of water hanging in the air |
| mist | to rain in very fine particles |
| pit | a naturally formed hole or cavity on the ground |
| pit | an enclosure fr fightinf dogs, birds, etc. usually below the level of the spectators |
| pit | to create a foce-off between two challengers - The boxers were pitted against each other because of their equal strength. |
| pulp | the soft, juicy, edible part of a fruit |
| pulp | a soft or fleshy part of an animal body |
| rind | a thick, firm outer coat or covering of fruit, cheese or meat |
| rind | the bark of a tree |
| stammer | to speak with unwanted breaks and pauses, or quick repitition of syllables |
| stumble | to strike the foot against something when moving making one stagger or trip; to go unsteadily |
| stumble | to discover or meet accidentally |
| trench | a deep furrow, ditch or cut in the earth; to make such a cut |
| trench | to surround with trenches |
| trudge | to walk laboriously or wearily |
| weary | physically or mentally exhausted by hard work, exertion or strain |
| weary | to grow impatient or dissatisfied with something after having too much of it |
| whimper | to cry in a low, sad, broken sound; the sound of that cry |
