| A | B |
|---|
| formidable | awe, admiration, or wonder |
| guile | skillfully deceptive |
| plunder | property taken by force |
| squall | a sudden violent gust of wind often with rain or snow |
| muster | to gather together |
| indifferent | of no importance |
| victual | foot fit for humans |
| civility | politeness, courtesy |
| rogues | a dishonest or mischevious person |
| entreat | to ask urgently |
| appalled | horrified |
| ponderous | extremely heavy |
| quiver | a case to hold arrows |
| hewed | to cut with an axe |
| profusion | plentiful |
| loam | a loose soil of mixed clay, sand and silt |
| fuddle | state of confusion of intoxication |
| cordial | warmly receptive of welcoming |
| shipwright | a carpentar skilled in ship constructino of repair |
| smithy | a smith's workshop |
| adz | a tool used in shaping wood |
| hale | strong |
| mammoth | of very great size |
| breach | an opening |
| prow | the bow of a ship |
| titanic | enormous size |
| nymph | nature goddess |
| brace | a rope used to swing or secure the sails of a ship |
| plumb | exactly |
| moor | to secure a boat with lines or anchors |
| purl | to flow of ripple with a murmering sound |
| ardor | emotional warth, passion |
| tumult | disorderly; commotion; uproar |
| founder | to sink |
| comber | a long curling wave |
| travail | agony |
| spume | foam |
| blanch | to bleach |
| grapple | a grip of a clutch |
| appease | to satisfy of relieve |
| supplication | humble prayer or request |
| insidious | treacherous; sly |
| entrails | intestines |
| tripoe | stomach lining of cattle used for food |
| contrive | to plan with evil intent |
| overweening | arrogant; overbearing |
| restitution | the making food or paying for damage or loss |
| forestay | ropes suppirting the from mast of a ship |
| bulge | water around lower part of a ship |
| contentious | quarrelsome; ready to argue |
