| A | B |
|---|
| hull | dry outer covering of a fruit, seed, or nut/the body of a ship |
| concoct | to invent or prepare by mixing ingredients |
| mellow | soft and relaxed in flavor or sound |
| bungalow | cottage, hut, small house |
| deplete | to use up; to exhaust |
| torrid | extremely hot |
| contraption | gadget; appliance |
| exhaust | to deplete; to use up |
| tentative | doubtful; unsettled |
| dinghy | small boat |
| summon | to call up; to gather; to bring together |
| feverish | intense emotion; having a fever |
| brew | to concoct |
| clench | squeeze together tightly; to clasp; to hold in a tight grasp |
| lackadaisical | lacking spirit or liveliness; lethargic |
| hamlet | settlement smaller than a town |
| mull | to think about deeply |
| lethargic | having no energy; lethargic |
| cleft | a split in something; a rupture; a long narrow opening |
| muster | to gather or bring together; to summon |
| defunct | inactive; dead; no longer in business |
| rupture | state of being torn; a personal separation |
| grit | to clench together; to squeeze together lightly |
| makeshift | done or made with whatever is available |
| resource | a useful or valuable quality |
