| A | B |
|---|
| yoke | harness: join or unite |
| surmount | rise above |
| clad | to cover with protective gear |
| hypocrisy | pretend to be something ou are not |
| wallow | roll about |
| copious | more than needed |
| skinflint | a mean, stingy person |
| bask | to warm yourself pleasantly or to feel great pleasure |
| willowy | slender |
| attire | clothing, to clothe or dress |
| writhe | to twist and turn |
| slipshod | untidy |
| pedestal | a base on which a column or statue stands, or any support or foundation |
| fetter | chains or shackles |
| candid | saying openly what one really thinks |
| behemoth | anything very large and powerful |
| filch | to steal in small quantities |
| ornate | much decoration |
| fanfare | a loud show of activity |
| seethe | be excited, be disturbed |
| invincible | impossible to overcome |
| restraint | to hold back or keep within limits |
| sever | to cut off or cut apart |
| plunder | to rob or take things |
| dissonant | harsh and unpleasant in sound |
