| A | B |
|---|
| fare | the price to ride a boat, plane, bus |
| flare | to burn with a sudden flame, a burst of sudden anger, a bright light that can be shot in the air or used as a signal |
| hare | an animal that looks like a large rabbit |
| snare | a trap set out to catch small animals and birds |
| stare | to look directly at someone or something |
| square | a flat shape with four equal sides |
| barge | a large boat with a flat bottom used to carry freight on rivers or canals |
| garage | a building to park your vehicle in |
| carve | to slice or cut into pieces |
| harsh | rough or unpleasant |
| marsh | an area of low, wet land |
| scar | a mark on the skin after a wound or cut has healed |
| scarf | a piece of clothing used to wrap around one's neck to keep warm |
| harvest | to gather crops |
| barter | to trade or exchange a good service without using money |
| farewell | a good-bye said as someone is leaving |
| parka | a large warm coat worn during the winter usually with a hood |
| wares | a thing or things that are for sale |
| priority | to put things in order of their importance |
| repetitive | to repeat over and over again, to do somthing continuously |
| dread | not wanting to do something, to have fear of doing something |
| thrive | to grow or prosper, to do well |
