| A | B |
|---|
| deft | having skill; dexterous |
| conveyance | a means of transport |
| admonition | counsel or warning to correct fault or oversight |
| mutilate | to cut up or to destroy; damage beyond repair |
| sinuous | intricate form; serpentine design; stringy |
| electrode | a conductor used to establish electrical contact with a nonmetallic part; a stimulus |
| assuage | to lesson the intensity; to put an end to by satisfying; to ease or relieve |
| distended | to enlarge from internal pressure |
| ominous | foreshadowing danger or evil; eerie; spooky |
| placidly | calmly; free of disturbance; quiet; reserved |
| contorted | strained shape;distorted; mangled |
| carnage | flesh of slain animals or men |
| immobilize | to prevent freedom of movement; eliminate motion; unable to move |
| writhing | to twist and turn, usually in pain |
| obsolete | no longer in use or current; out of date; not current |
| permeate | to diffuse, penetrate, or pass through;to spread out |
| exasperation | irritation or annoyance;extreme frustration |
| expertise | skill or knowledge of an expert; expert opinion; mastery |
| luminous | shining; bright; lustrous |
| implore | to call, to ask, to beg earnestly for |
| rueful | sorrowful;doubtful;feeling remorseful, pity or sympathy; regretful |
| frazzled | extreme physical or nervous fatigue; exhaustion; stress; extreme worry |
| emphatical | a forceful speech attracting special attention; energetic |
| stealthily | secretly in action; slowly;deliberately;sneaky;sly; Ninja-like |
| exquisite | uncommon appeal; pleasing beauty or fitness; perfection;divine;fancy;luxurious |
| tantalizing | a quality that arouses or stimulates a desire or interest; to provoke |
| trudge | to walk or march steadily |
| lethargic | sluggish |
| ecstatic | elated; beyond joyous; exhuberant |
