| A | B |
|---|
| CONSCIOUSNESS | the state of being aware or awake; awareness; realization |
| RECESS | a small hole or indentation; a nook, niche, or alcove |
| MARVELOUS | outstanding or wonderful; spectacular; excellent; amazing |
| IRONICALLY | in a way that one expects to get an unusual result; mockingly; comically; humorously |
| ANIMATION | the condition of being lively and spirited; liveliness; vibrancy; energy |
| OPPRESSIVE | difficult to bear or endure; overwhelming; brutal; dismal |
| FAMISHED | means being very hungry; starving; ravenous |
| FRANTIC | wildly excited, usually by fear or worry; excited, agitated |
| BECKON | to gesture someone over; motion; wave |
| EVIDENTLY | in a way that is clearly seen or understood; clearly; plainly; obviously |
| PRECIPICE | a steep incline or a mass of rock; mountain; cliff |
| PROSPECT | something to look forward to or anticipate; expectation; hope |
| RANSOM | money demanded to free a prisoner; payoff; settlement; price |
| HUMILIATION | the state of being embarrassed; shame; disgrace |
| DISPATCH | to send someone or something in a hurry; to transmit |
| PETITIONER | one who makes a formal request or plea; inquirer, suitor, hopeful |
| IMPLORE | to beg or ask urgently; plead; beseech |
| LABOR | to do hard work; to toil or struggle |
| ABSENT | not present; gone; missing; away |
| EXPIRE | to reach the end; to run out of time; finish; conclude; terminate |
| DISTRESSED | feeling great sadness or pain; upset; anguished |
| GROPE | to feel around for something that is hard to see; probe; examine |
| CONCEAL | to hide something; obscure; mask; cover |
| CLUSTER | a bunch of things put or grown together; group; collection |
| SUMMON | to request someone to come; to send for; gather; assemble |
| VAIN | means futile or not successful; unsuccessful; useless |
| AVOCATION | a hobby or pastime; interest; diversion; activity |
| WANE | to become less or smaller; shrink, decrease, dwindle |
| CONVENIENTLY | in a comfortable, suitable way; easily; effortlessly |
| NADIR | the lowest point; depth; pit; bottom |
| TOIL | hard work; labor; effort; struggle |
| TRANSPORT | to move from one place to another; carry; transfer |
| HEARTILY | done with warmth and sincerity; energetically; kindly |
| NAVIGABLE | able to be traversed or moved through; negotiable; passable |
| OPPRESS | to cause worry or weigh you down; demoralize; break |
| DELIRIOUS | unable to reason; fevered; rambling; hallucinating |
| GRADUALLY | in a slow and careful manner; steadily; slowly |
| WAYLAY | to surprise or capture unexpectedly; ambush; intercept; rush |
| FORLORN | lonely or unhappy; despondent; dejected; depressed |
