| A | B |
| massive | large and heavy looking |
| glowered | to look or stare with sullen dislike, discontent, or anger |
| sarcastically | pretaining to using harsh, bitter, derisive or ironic words |
| jouncing | to move jolting or roughly up and down |
| storm cells | smallest unit of a storm producing system caused by up and down drafts moving in loops |
| squall lines | narrow region where squalls or tunderstorms occur |
| tranquilizer | a drug that has a sedative or calming effect |
| auxiliary | additional, supplemental, reserve |
| generator | machine that converts one form of energy to another |
| welterweight | a boxer weighting up to 147 pounds |
| casualty | one who is injured or killed in accident |
| accelerating | to cause faster or greater activity |
| choregraphed | to manage, maneuver or direct |
| pivots | anything on which something depends on or rotates around |
| consolation | the act of comforting, giving solace |
| bafflement | to confuse, bewilder or perplex |
| velocity | swiftness, speed |
| menacing | threatening to cause harm |
| atmospheric | having to do with the air that surrounds Earth |
| insignificant | unimportant, trifling or petty |