| A | B |
|---|
| Cessna | a small plane used for passenger and cargo |
| turbulence | motion that interrupts the flow of wind |
| altitude | The height of a thing above a reference level |
| horde | A large group or crowd; a swarm |
| murky | Dark, dim, or gloomy |
| pulverize | To pound, crush, or grind to a powder |
| jolt | A sudden jarring or jerking |
| imbed | To deposit in a partly enclosing mass |
| reposition | Placed or put in a new position |
| intervals | The amount of time between 2 specified events |
| gnarled | Having gnarls; knotty or misshapen |
| persistent | Refusing to give up; continual |
| shaft | The long narrow stem of a spear or arrow |
| corrosive | a substance, like a strong acid, capable of eating away at something |
| stabilize | To make stable or steadfast; even out |
| intact | Physically or functionally complete |
| stymie | To baffle, stump, perplex, puzzle |
| frenzied | A state of violent mental agitation or wild excitement |
| butane | Occurs in natural gas; used in making rubber and fuels |
