| A | B |
|---|
| stout | bold, brave, determination, roesolute |
| stout | a strong very dark beer or ale |
| stout | bulky, thickset or fat |
| spurt | to gush or come out in a jet or stream |
| spurt | a short burst of energy |
| spout | the lip of a pitcher ofr pouring |
| spout | to speak at length, an oratory |
| spout | to discharge liquid in continuous spurts |
| spent | used up, exhausted, consumed |
| spent | to have used all ones money |
| slack | not tight, loose |
| slack | to decrease activity, to shirk one's duty |
| sheaf | a bundle of wheat, rye, etc., after reaping |
| sheaf | a bundle of papers |
| rugged | having a roughly broken or jagged surface |
| rugged | rough, harsh or stern |
| rumble | a deep, heavy, continuous sound |
| rumble | a street fight between rival gangs |
| limp | to walk with a halting gait |
| limp | lacking stiffness or firmness |
| gawky | awkward, ungainly, clumsy |
| fume | an odorous gas, smoke or vapor |
| fume | to be angry, irritated or fretful |
| fumble | to feel or grope about clumsily |
| fumble | to drop the ball in football |
| fret | to worry, annoy or vex |
| fret | the ridges on a stringed instrument that stop fingers at the correct places |
| frail | easily broken or destroyed |
| flicker | to shine with a wavering light like a candle |
| flicker | a brief occurence or appearance |
| faucet | a device for controlling the flow of liquid from a pipe or orifice |
| coop | a small enclosure for chickens or fowl, to enclose in a small space |
| clop | the sound a horse's hooves make, to make such a sound |
| clatter | to make a rattling sound as if hard objects are striking each other |
| clatter | to move with the sound of objects striking each other |
| clatter | a noisy disturbance |
| bungle | to do clumsily, make a mess of, botch |
| blaze | a bright flame or fire |
| blaze | an intense show of emotion, passion; an outburst |
| blare | a loud raucous noise; to make a loud raucous noise |
| barricade | a defensive barrier constructed to stop people from entering or moving forward, to construct such a barrier |
| barge | to push into, to move clumsily |
| barge | a flat bottom boat for moving freight or passengers |
| bale | a bundle compressed and secured with string or wire |
| bale | a group of turtles |
