| A | B |
|---|
| grim | very serious, hard and unyielding |
| clamor | noise, excitement, vigorous protest |
| dispirited | discouraged, low in spirits |
| gaunt | thin and bony |
| molest | to bother, annoy or persecute |
| retaliation | to strike back |
| solemnly | in a serious manner |
| restrict | to keep within limits |
| panic | terror or fear |
| hostile | unfriendly, opposing |
| austere | having a very severe manner |
| revere | to love or respect deeply |
| oracle | in ancient times, an answer given by a god through a priest. |
| intricate | complicated or hard to understand |
| inscrutable | completely mysterious, cannot be easily understood |
| admonish | to warn or advise about a fault so that it may be improved |
| skirmish | a slight conflict |
| migratory | moving from one place to another |
| diametrical | exactly opposite |
| inevitable | bound to happen |
| taboo | sensible, forbidden |
| prudent | sensible and discreet |
| hag | very ulgy old lady |
| sublimate | clean, purify |
| saga | any story of heroic deeds |
| wrath | very great anger or rage |
| nemesis | a just punishment for evil deeds |
| pervade | go or spread throughout |
| abject | miserable, wretched, mean or disheartening |
| enthrall | to intrigue or fascinate |
| destitute | poor or poverty-stricken |
| incorrigible | beyond help |
| concurrent | in agreement, at the same time |
| felony | a serious crime, such as burglary or murder |
| waiver | relinquishment |
| solitary | lone, or lonely |
| commissary | store handling food and supplies in an army camp |
| intimidate | make afraid, filled with fear, terrorize or scare |
