A | B |
hearth | stone/brick floor of fireplace often extending into a room |
dredge | To dig up or unearth OR to sprinkle/coat (foods) |
hewn | chopped, hacked, shaped by cutting OR follow (standards) closely |
purchase | get by paying a price OR to gain leverage OR a firm grasp/footing |
cultivate | To prepare/nurture (crops) by labor and care |
buoyant | able to float OR able to keep aloft OR high spirits |
rout | swarm, horde OR to defeat or overwhelm |
excavate | to make hollow, to scoop out or lay bare |
leaden | dull, spiritless, gloomy, heavy, hard to lift or budge OR lacking value |
dregs | the solid pieces of matsediment of liquids OR least valuable or smallest part |
scrimp | V, be sparing of; very economical |
lavish | ADJ, very free in giving or spending |
chasm | N, a big opening or crack in the Earth |
haggle | V, to dispute especially about prices and baragains |
resist | V, act against; strive against or oppose |
downfall | N,a coming to rain sudden overflow |
nuture | V, bring up faster rear train |
frugal | ADV, without waste, saving things, using things well |
glaze | N, put glass in cover in glass, N, a smooth glossy surface or coating |
splurge | N, showing off, V, show off |
aloft | ADV, far above the Earth up in the air high up |
vessel | N, a large boat or ship |
dote | V, be foolishly fond of, foolish |
brusque | ADJ, abrupt in manner, or speech blunt |
dwelling | N, place in which a person lives, house residence |