| A | B |
|---|
| awkward | clumsy; not graceful or skillful in movement |
| blizzard | a blinding snowstorm with a very strong wind and very great cold |
| blubber | fat of whales and some other sea animals |
| Eskimo | member of a people living in the arctic regions of North America and northeastern Asia |
| furnace | an enclosed chamber or box to make a very hot fire in |
| glow | shine because of heat; be red-hot or white-hot |
| gradual | by degrees to small to be separately noticed; little by little |
| hunger | pains in the stomach caused by having had nothing to eat |
| icy | like ice; very cold |
| kayak | an Eskimo canoe made of skins stretched over a light frame of wood or bone with an opening in the middles for a person |
| northern | toward the north |
| paddle | a short oar with a broad blade at one end or both ends, usually held with both hands in rowing a boat or canoe |
| polar | of or near the North or South Pole |
| refrigerator | something that keeps things cool |
| seal | design stamped on a piece of wax or other soft material, used to show ownership or authority |
| surround | shut in on all sides; be around; extend around |
| temperature | degree of heat or cold |
| walrus | a large sea animal of the arctic regions, resembling a seal but having long tusks |
| zone | any of the five great divisions of the earth's surface, bounded by imaginary lines going around the earth parallel to the equator |
| reindeer | a large deer with branching antlers that lives in northern regions |
| adapt | adjust to special conditions |
| magic | any extraordinary or mystical influence, charm, power, etc |
| puddle | a small pool of water, as of rainwater on the ground |
| experiment | a test, trial, or tentative procedure; an act or operation for the purpose of discovering something unknown or of testing a principle, supposition, etc |
